Uranium Energy Corp. Common Stock (UEC)

As September 25th, 2025 dawns, the energy sector stands at a critical juncture, navigating the complex interplay of persistent geopolitical tensions and the burgeoning, insatiable demand from the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. MarketBeat's latest analyses highlight a diverse array of energy stocks, from traditional oil and gas giants to innovative

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Lithium Americas (LAC) surged 90% after a U.S. government stake fueled rare earth momentum, putting Albemarle (ALB) and Uranium Energy (UEC) on watch.

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Nuclear energy is projected to be a $10 trillion market opportunity and could be "the solution to global power shortages," according to BofA.

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The shift into nuclear energy is going to accelerate out of necessity in the coming years, which is where Uranium Energy stock comes into play.

Cameco and Uranium Energy Corp. shares are tending on Tuesday, following U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright's comments on expanding the nation's uranium reserve and reducing reliance on Russian fuel.

Sometimes, nuclear stocks just drop for no good reason.

On CNBC's Mad Money Lightning Round, Jim Cramer endorsed buying Uranium Energy and called Arcus Biosciences a speculative play.

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Trump's strong support of nuclear energy technologies and promises of regulatory relief ignites a rally across nuclear-related stocks.

The energy market is on the move, and nuclear power, long shunned, is making a comeback. Should I be keeping an eye on uranium stocks? And maybe even: Is now the time to get in?