Uranium bulls reignite hopes as tight supply meets global energy demand

Uranium is getting its second wind. With global energy policy tilting firmly toward nuclear, investor demand climbing, and supply still limping from years of underinvestment, bullish voices are getting louder. Sprott, the world’s largest uranium-focused investor, has reaffirmed its optimistic stance, predicting long-term price appreciation and flagging demand growth that UBS says has fundamentally shifted. "Sprott estimates demand has gone from around zero percent per annum five years ago to 3–4% per annum ...