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Eagle Nuclear Energy has emerged as a notable participant in the U.S. nuclear fuel sector, reporting a cash reserve of $28.1 million and no debt as it advances its primary uranium project and small modular reactor (SMR) initiatives. The company, which recently completed its …
Thermal coal futures from Australia traded at around $130 per tonne in July, not far from their lowest level since early March, as muted purchases from India offset a broader-based rebound for energy commodities.
UK natural gas prices rose further to above 144 pence per therm on Tuesday, a four-month high, as continued attacks between the US and Iran outweighed reports of diplomatic efforts to ease tensions.
Uranium futures in the US remained near $85 per pound, trading in a narrow range since early April after erasing the surge seen earlier in the year.
Coking coal traded flat at $227.50 per tonne on July 20, 2026, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for the commodity.
German gas rose to 59.36 EUR/MWh on July 20, 2026, up 2.26% from the previous day, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for the commodity.
Crude oil climbed more than 2% to around $84.5 per barrel, the highest level since June 12, extending gains for a third consecutive session as supply concerns intensified across several key export routes.
Brent crude climbed more than 2% to around $91.2 per barrel, the highest level since June 10, extending gains for a third consecutive session as supply concerns intensified across several key export routes.
US natural gas futures fell to $2.85 per MMBtu, a two-month low, contrasting with higher prices in other benchmarks as ample domestic supply shielded the US from export pressures emanating from the Middle East.
US gasoline futures traded around $3.38 per gallon, remaining near the highest level in two months, as markets weighed renewed diplomatic efforts between the US and Iran against escalating military exchanges.
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