The price of uranium increased by 8% due to unrest in Kazakhstan

Global prices for uranium rose on the background of events in Kazakhstan. According to UXC data.

Wednesday prices rose by 8%, to US $ 45.25 per pound for $ 42 on Tuesday.

At the same time, cattle shares, the largest producer of uranium, landed in London Securities Market by 11%.

Kazakhstan produces more than 40% of global uranium supplies.

Continue the protests, which began on January 2 in Kazakhstan, in the area of ​​Chanozen Mangesau after the price of gas per liter of LNG to 120 Terrag, was 60 Ting gas price. Two days later, in Almaty and a number of other cities, clashes began between demonstrators, police and army. The clashes were also signed in Aktobe, Taraz, Aktau and other cities.