This si the KEY PART i beleive.
Does this mean that investors are looking at uranium again? As we said here on Monday, they should be - or, at least, looking at companies that have projects that are both viable and advanced well beyond the greenfields stage. Global financial crisis or not, the developing world needs electricity.
Part of the reason for the new interest may be that uranium spot prices have started creeping up. They rose 6 per cent over the week, and the wires are reporting that an exchange-traded uranium fund has been in the market buying supplies. There are two publicly traded uranium ETFs, Guernsey-based Nufcor Uranium and Uranium Participation Corp of Vancouver.
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