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Uranium fut. 91.85 SPUT 18.52 +0.38% URA 32.34 +4.39% URNM 41.28 +3.02% Cameco 71.3 +4.35% Kazatomprom 60.9 +1.50% NexGen 8.25 +4.04% UEC 6.92 +6.79% Paladin 7.46 -0.00% Centrus 104.6 +17.49% Constellation 249.95 +4.30% Oklo 23.55 +22.66% NuScale 5.08 +16.25% BWXT 119.52 +3.97%

Uranium & Nuclear Energy Corner

Thursday, October 15, 2026 · The Market Wrap

Uranium & Nuclear Energy Corner

Thursday, 2026-10-15 · covering the last 24h

Market signal

Spot holds near US$90/lb as ASX producers sell off hard. TradeTech's weekly U3O8 spot indicator eased a nominal 5 cents to US$89.70/lb on October 13 on just three transactions, while ASX-listed Paladin, Peninsula and Deep Yellow each posted double-digit share-price falls over the week — a sentiment-driven equity move that FNArena's roundup notes sat alongside unchanged broker price forecasts rather than any fresh supply or demand news. FNArena (Uranium Week, paywall)

No material supply-side, conversion/enrichment or reactor-industry news cleared the 24-hour bar today. Checked the producer and developer newsrooms (Cameco, Kazatomprom, Orano, Paladin, Boss Energy, Deep Yellow, Bannerman, NexGen, Denison, Energy Fuels, Uranium Energy Corp), the Kazakhstan/Namibia/Niger/Canada/Australia/US supply-policy trackers, the conversion and enrichment beat (ConverDyn, Orano, Cameco Port Hope, Urenco, Centrus, Global Laser Enrichment, Westinghouse, Framatome, GNF), and the reactor vendors, SMR developers and major nuclear utilities — nothing both freshly dated to this window and not already covered in the last two editions turned up. Westinghouse's anticipated public S-1 filing and General Matter's NRC license-review timeline for its Paducah enrichment plant remain in progress but produced no new disclosure in this window.

The Chatter

FNArena (Uranium Week column): This week's edition argues the sharp ASX sell-off is a sentiment move, not a fundamentals shift — it notes UBS trimmed its 2026 uranium price forecast by US$1 to US$88/lb while explicitly keeping its medium-to-long-term optimism intact, flags Morgan Stanley as holding a more bullish stance, and attributes Lotus Resources' share-price weakness to its own production problems rather than a sector-wide signal. FNArena (paywall)

The rest of the circuit — Trader Ferg, The Oregon Group, Uranium Insider's public notes, and Sprott's insights — produced nothing freshly dated to this window beyond the FNArena piece above.

Informational only — summaries of public sources and third-party commentary; not investment advice.

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