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NYSE:DNN News 14 January 2026 - 22 January 2026

Why Denison Mines’ stock price is up premarket as 2026 uranium drilling plans roll out

Why Denison Mines’ stock price is up premarket as 2026 uranium drilling plans roll out

NEW YORK, Jan 22, 2026, 08:59 EST — Premarket Shares of Denison Mines Corp rose 1.9% to $3.75 in Thursday’s premarket session. The surge in uranium stocks continues, fueled by new exploration news from Denison’s Saskatchewan holdings and a broader drive to secure nuclear fuel sources outside Russia. (Financial Times) Skyharbour Resources is gearing up for over 15,000 metres of…
Denison Mines stock (DNN) rises today as uranium price signals return; Phoenix permits in focus

Denison Mines stock (DNN) rises today as uranium price signals return; Phoenix permits in focus

Toronto, Jan 14, 2026, 11:26 EST — Regular session Shares of Denison Mines Corp climbed roughly 2.4% to $3.43 by late morning Wednesday. The move followed news that a junior explorer issued shares to Denison as part of a deferred payment deal linked to their joint venture. Traders are zeroing in on uranium-linked stocks as signs of tightening in the…

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  • Dow Slides as Nasdaq Gains Amid Mixed US PMI Data and Intel Earnings Drop
    January 24, 2026, 4:23 AM EST. U.S. markets showed mixed reactions after a week of volatility. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped while the Nasdaq Composite surged. Preliminary January data from S&P Global revealed a U.S. Manufacturing PMI of 51.9, slightly missing forecasts but indicating growth (above 50). Services PMI came in at 52.5, steady but below expectations. The combined Composite PMI stood at 52.8, mildly up from December but below economist projections. These numbers suggest economic growth continues but at a cooling pace. S&P Global's Chief Economist Chris Williamson noted tariffs are pushing up costs, contributing to inflation concerns. Meanwhile, Intel shares plunged following disappointing earnings, adding pressure to the Dow's decline. Investors grappled with mixed signals on growth and inflation as the market ended a turbulent week.
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