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Cameco Stock Is Back in Focus After a Mine Restart — What Investors Watch Next

Cameco Stock Is Back in Focus After a Mine Restart — What Investors Watch Next

Cameco shares closed Friday at C$154.91 on the TSX, up 7.1% for the week after full production resumed at McArthur River and Key Lake following flood-related disruptions. The company kept its 2026 uranium output guidance unchanged at 19.5–21.5 million pounds. CIBC and National Bank of Canada maintained “Outperform” ratings. Cameco reported Q1 net earnings of C$131 million earlier in May.
Cameco Trades Higher in Toronto as U.S. Markets Closed; Uranium Trade Eyes What’s Next

Cameco Trades Higher in Toronto as U.S. Markets Closed; Uranium Trade Eyes What’s Next

Cameco shares rose C$2.33 to C$146.96 on the Toronto Stock Exchange Monday, while U.S. trading paused for Memorial Day. The company posted C$131 million in Q1 net earnings and reaffirmed its 2026 uranium production forecast. Cameco’s C$2.6 billion uranium supply contract with India runs from 2027 to 2035. The spot uranium price held at $84.70 per pound on May 22.
Cameco Corporation Earnings Countdown: The Uranium Stock Test Investors Are Watching

Cameco Corporation Earnings Countdown: The Uranium Stock Test Investors Are Watching

Cameco shares closed lower Friday, with NYSE-listed CCJ at $120.60 and TSX-listed CCO at C$163.66. The uranium supplier reports first-quarter results before markets open May 5, followed by an executive call at 8 a.m. Eastern. Investors are watching uranium prices, delivery timing, and Cameco’s 49% stake in Westinghouse. The company’s annual meeting is set for May 7.
Cameco Corporation Stock Slips Before Q1 Results — Why Uranium Investors Are Watching May 5

Cameco Corporation Stock Slips Before Q1 Results — Why Uranium Investors Are Watching May 5

Cameco’s U.S.-listed shares closed Friday at $122.15, down 1.4% ahead of its first-quarter results due May 5. Uranium prices held at $86.80 a pound, up 30% from a year earlier. Analysts maintain a “Moderate Buy” on the stock, with a C$174.85 target for Toronto-listed shares. Cameco delivered 33 million pounds of uranium in 2025 and holds long-term contracts for about 230 million pounds.
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

Cameco (NYSE: CCJ) closed Friday at $92.84, down $0.50, with Toronto shares at C$127.48. Unusual options activity saw put volume surge to 28,210 contracts, up 942% from average, according to MarketBeat. Uranium prices hovered near $81.40 per pound on Dec. 26, supporting sector sentiment. U.S. markets resume trading Monday.
27 December 2025
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 shares closed at $90.64 in New York on December 10, down for the day but up about 80% year-to-date and over 300% in four years. The uranium producer’s market cap stands near $41 billion, with a P/E above 100. Recent 13F filings show Intact and Guggenheim increasing stakes, while Ossiam and XTX Topco cut positions. Shares remain about 15% below their 52-week high.
Canadian Stock Market Today (Nov. 25, 2025): TSX Hovers Near Record Highs on Fed Cut Bets, Barrick Deal and Uranium Talks

Canadian Stock Market Today (Nov. 25, 2025): TSX Hovers Near Record Highs on Fed Cut Bets, Barrick Deal and Uranium Talks

The S&P/TSX Composite Index closed up 0.31% at 30,698.51 on Tuesday, just below its record high, as investors anticipated a possible U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut in December. The TSX Venture Composite Index slipped 0.26% to 878.22. Barrick’s $430 million settlement with Mali and reports of a potential $2.8 billion uranium deal between Canada and India also drew market attention.

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  • Stocks Slide as US-Iran Halt Calms Hostilities, Oil Prices Rise
    June 29, 2026, 1:14 AM EDT. Asian stocks showed uncertainty on Monday as recent hostilities between the United States and Iran were paused, easing tensions that had threatened a fragile interim peace deal. Oil prices climbed amid lingering geopolitical concerns. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar held close to a one-year high, reflecting investor caution in the face of fluctuating market dynamics. The pause in US-Iran conflict offers temporary relief but leaves oil and currency markets sensitive to potential future developments.

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