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Uranium Price Proxy URA

Quoted per share (ETF proxy) (USD)

$35.270
-0.1600 (-0.45%)
As of Oct 20, 2026, 9:20 AM EDT
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URA, which this page uses as its uranium proxy, is trading down at $35.270 per share (-0.45%), as of the latest quote. Tracked via the Global X Uranium ETF (URA), which holds uranium miners and the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust.

ETF proxy: Tracked via the Global X Uranium ETF (URA), which holds uranium miners and the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust.

Uranium proxy: URA price history

URA, which this page uses as its uranium proxy, last closed at $35.270 per share on Oct 19, 2026. That is -33.84% over one year. Over the past 52 weeks its closing price ranged from $35.270 (Oct 19, 2026) to $61.810 (Jan 28, 2026).

URA price change to Oct 19, 2026
PeriodChange
1 month-15.32%
6 months-37.07%
Year to date-17.46%
1 year-33.84%
3 years+37.29%
5 years+19.12%
URA by year, per share
YearHighest closeLowest closeYear-end closeChange
2026 (to date) $61.810 $35.270 $35.270 -17.46%
2025 $58.110 $20.260 $42.730 +59.56%
2024 $33.460 $23.180 $26.780 -3.29%
2023 $29.920 $18.670 $27.690 +37.90%
2022 $28.340 $18.040 $20.080 -12.01%
2021 (from Oct 20) $30.880 $22.460 $22.820 —

Daily closing prices for URA (an exchange-traded proxy, see the note above) over the last five years, from Yahoo Finance. Highest and lowest are daily closes, not intraday extremes. The current year runs to the latest close.

About Uranium

Uranium is the fuel for nuclear-power reactors. The spot market is opaque and illiquid; equity investors typically track exposure via the Global X Uranium ETF (URA) and Sprott Physical Uranium Trust.

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About the Uranium market

Uranium is the fuel for nuclear power reactors. CME Group lists UxC Uranium U3O8 Futures on COMEX (product code UX). One contract covers 250 pounds of U3O8, is quoted in US dollars and cents per pound, and is settled financially against the average of weekly spot prices published by UxC during the contract month.

This page does not show a uranium price. It tracks the Global X Uranium ETF (URA), which invests in companies involved in uranium mining and in producing nuclear components. Its share price reflects those companies, which can move differently from uranium itself.

For uranium, demand comes from reactors, so it depends on how many are operating, being built or being shut down, and on government energy policy. Much of the fuel is bought under long-term contracts between utilities and producers. Supply is concentrated in a few countries and companies, so mine disruptions, trade restrictions and purchases by funds that hold physical uranium can all move the price.

Sources: CME Group: UxC Uranium U3O8 Futures contract specs · Global X: Uranium ETF (URA)

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