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19 Jul 2026, 14:11 UTC · 17h ago
5 Uranium ETFs to Buy Before Nuclear Demand Triples by 2050
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19 Jul 2026, 14:11 UTC · 17h ago
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Global uranium mine supply currently covers only 74% to 90% of annual demand. — A persistent supply deficit is a fundamental driver for significant commodity price increases.
+0.80Thirty-eight countries have pledged to triple nuclear capacity by 2050, further driven by AI data center power needs. — Long-term sovereign commitments and AI-driven demand create a strong structural bullish case for the sector.
+0.70Some analysts model a path for uranium spot prices to reach $129 per pound if the current deficit persists. — A specific price target significantly above the current ~$90 spot price provides a concrete upside catalyst for mining equities.
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The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) uses a blend of miners, fuel cycle companies, and utilities, which may cause it to lag during rapid spot price surges. — This is a structural characteristic affecting fund performance relative to the commodity, rather than a broad market shift.
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Described as the anchor holding in several major uranium ETFs amid a strong long-term demand narrative for nuclear energy.
Identified as a top holding in a fund designed for direct uranium price exposure during a supply deficit.
Listed as a top holding in a nuclear utilities ETF benefiting from AI data center power needs.
Listed as a top holding in a nuclear utilities ETF benefiting from AI data center power needs.
Listed as a top holding in a nuclear utilities ETF benefiting from AI data center power needs.
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