NYSEA:UEC

Denison Mines stock jumps with uranium names as Phoenix approvals come into focus

Denison Mines shares rose about 4.1% to $3.70 Friday morning, trading as high as $3.80, as uranium stocks advanced. Cameco gained 3.8% and Uranium Energy jumped 4.6%. Investors are watching for final approvals on Denison’s Phoenix uranium mine in Canada, which could start construction this year. Around 7.3 million Denison shares changed hands by mid-morning.

16 January 2026

Mining Industry·NYSE:CCJ·NYSEA:DNN·NYSEA:UEC·Stock Market·TSX:NXE

UEC stock jumps 12% as uranium miners rally into 2026 — what traders watch next

Uranium Energy Corp shares surged 12.2% to $13.11 on Friday, tracking a broad rally in uranium miners after Denison Mines announced readiness to start construction on its Phoenix ISR project. Denison’s Toronto shares jumped 13.7%, while Energy Fuels rose 15.4%. Uranium Energy’s stock remains below its 52-week high of $17.80. Trading volume reached 9 million shares, under its daily average.

4 January 2026

NYSEA:UEC·Stock Market

Uranium Energy Corp (UEC) Stock Falls After Q1 2026 Earnings – Fresh Results, Price Targets and Uranium Market Outlook (10 December 2025)

Uranium Energy Corp shares fell 6–7% to around $13.08 after reporting no revenue and a net loss of $10.3 million for fiscal Q1 2026. The company did not sell uranium during the quarter, focusing instead on expanding production capacity and inventory. UEC completed the Sweetwater acquisition in 2025 and now holds over 1.3 million pounds of uranium in inventory.

10 December 2025

Earnings Reports·NYSEA:UEC·Stock Market

Asia Markets Fall as Iran Conflict Drives Global Risk-Off; Energy Prices Surge
March 19, 2026, 9:39 PM EDT. Asian markets edged lower following Wall Street losses amid escalating tensions in the Middle East sparked by Iran's attacks on key energy infrastructure. Tehran's strike on Qatar's largest gas plant slashed LNG export capacity by 17% for years, pushing energy prices higher. U.S. natural gas and Brent crude rose over 1%, with gasoline nearing a four-year peak, underscoring supply concerns. Metals saw volatile moves, gold and silver dropping before recovering. Despite market jitters, U.S. President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu signaled restraint, dampening fears of prolonged conflict. A coalition of U.S.-aligned nations pledged to protect key shipping routes, including the Strait of Hormuz. Asian markets showed mixed reactions, with South Korea's Kospi rising, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 and Hong Kong futures declined. Wall Street indexes closed down modestly after the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady.