Uranium prices stayed fairly steady in 2025, but experts agree its long-term outlook is compelling, Demand picked up from reactor restarts, new nuclear construction projects and growing interest in small modular reactors. Meanwhile, supply constraints continued as miners faced issues ramping up. 1. Trump Admin Pushes for Uranium Stockpile Boost to Secure Nuclear Power Future Publish date: September 16, 2025 In September, the Trump administration zeroed in on its plan to reduce uranium reliance on Russia. A report by Bloomberg outlined that Russia still accounts for approximately a quarter of the fuel used in America’s 94 nuclear reactors, which generate roughly 20 percent of the nation’s electricity. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said that the Department of Energy was working to reduce that dependence by rebuilding domestic uranium and enrichment supply chains. The concept of a federal uranium reserve dates back to 2020, when the first Trump administration sought US$150…
