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Stocks hit as uranium's bull run slows

THE price of uranium has fallen for the first time in nearly four years according to uranium specialist TradeTech, ending a stellar rise during which its value increased almost 13-fold.

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Stocks hit as uranium's bull run slows

TradeTech's weekly Nuclear Market review reported the spot price of uranium fell $US3 to $135 per pound last week. The last time uranium prices fell was in May 2003, the uranium specialist said. ...

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