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TSX:CCO News 10 December 2025 - 27 December 2025

Cameco Stock (CCJ) Weekend Update: Unusual Options Activity, Uranium Price Backdrop, and Analyst Targets Ahead of Monday’s Open

Cameco Stock (CCJ) Weekend Update: Unusual Options Activity, Uranium Price Backdrop, and Analyst Targets Ahead of Monday’s Open

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 5:02 p.m. ET — Market closed. Cameco Corporation (NYSE: CCJ; TSX: CCO) heads into the final trading week of the year with investors weighing a fresh burst of options activity and new institutional positioning against a supportive uranium price tape and the company’s longer-term nuclear-fuel demand thesis. With U.S. equities closed for the weekend, CCJ…
27 December 2025
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Cameco Stock (CCJ) Outlook on December 10, 2025: Can the Uranium Leader Sustain Its Nuclear and AI-Fueled Rally?

Cameco Stock (CCJ) Outlook on December 10, 2025: Can the Uranium Leader Sustain Its Nuclear and AI-Fueled Rally?

Cameco Corporation (NYSE: CCJ, TSX: CCO) has become one of the most talked‑about energy stocks of 2025. The world’s second‑largest uranium producer now sits at the center of an $80 billion U.S. nuclear build‑out, surging AI‑driven power demand, and a fast‑tightening uranium market – but also carries a valuation that many analysts openly describe as “premium.” Ticker Nerd As of…
10 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Rs 1.75 Lakh Crore Selloff Hits Indian IT Stocks Amid AI Fears
    February 4, 2026, 1:35 AM EST. Indian IT stocks faced a historic Rs 1.9 lakh crore market value drop on Wednesday, driven by fears that artificial intelligence (AI) advancements could disrupt traditional software and IT services. Shares of Infosys and Mphasis fell over 7%, while others like LTIMindtree, Wipro, and TCS declined between 4% and 6%. The selloff extended globally, with Nasdaq tech stocks losing around $300 billion. The catalyst was AI developer Anthropic's launch of tools automating sectors like legal and marketing, heightening concerns about AI replacing conventional IT roles. Experts warn this 'SaaSpocalypse' risks shrinking profit margins and undermining competitive positions, prompting downgrades of major software firms. Investors are reassessing valuations amid uncertainty over AI's impact on IT services growth and profitability.
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