EnergyReader · 2026-08-02 03:17

Nuclear Stocks Fall Even as Hyperscalers Commit $710 Billion to Data Centers in 2026

By EnergyReader Newsroom · August 2, 2026

Global X Uranium ETF (URA) closed Saturday (2026-08-01) at $39.07, down 2.01% on the session. The broader uranium equity complex has struggled to hold gains through 2026 even as the demand case for nuclear power has strengthened. Over the twelve months through early June (2026-06-01), URA had returned 62%, finance.yahoo.com reported, but that run has masked a sharp reversal in recent months.

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