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Interest sparked in uranium stocks

Recent uncertainty for global uranium supplies, including talk US president-elect Joe Biden will block a plan to open areas of Arizona for development, appears to have given ASX-listed uranium stocks a lift, with the likes of Toro Energy and Vimy Resources outpacing the market. There was also a strange surge of interest in the Rio Tinto’s Energy Resources of Australia this week, pushing it close to a 12-month peak.

Interest sparked in uranium stocks

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