Ben Finegold: Uranium in 2025 — Price Outlook, Plus Stocks, Supply and

Speaking to the Investing News Network, Ben Finegold, director at Ocean Wall, shared his 2025 outlook for uranium, saying that for him and his firm it remains the most compelling commodity story.

While the market has cooled off since 2024’s strong start, Finegold expects both term and spot prices to rise.

He sees the term price ending 2025 in the US$95 to US$100 per pound range, although that could happen sooner given that some contracts are already being signed at those levels. In terms of the spot price, it should rise “well over US$100.”

Finegold acknowledged that the past year has been tough for some investors, but emphasized that the uranium narrative is “very, very unique.” A key reason for that is the lack of available supply-side response as demand grows.

“It’s very, very rare that you see a supply deficit widen over a period where the price has risen three to four times. We remain really excited about uranium, not just (in 2025), but really over the next several years,” he explained.

“In terms of commodity stories, it’s where we’re placing our own bets.”

Watch the interview above for more of Finegold’s thoughts on uranium, including stock opportunities.

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