Cameco Corporation (CCJ)

New York has revealed plans to build a substantial nuclear power plant, the first significant U.S. project of this nature in over a decade and a half.

She said the state’s power authority will develop an advanced, “zero-emission” facility in upstate New York.

Cameco Corp. is glowing green on investor screens. The uranium giant surges past key technical levels to ignite what looks like a rally.

The uranium miner still has plenty of upside potential.

President Ajay Banga reportedly said the new stance on nuclear power will be implemented in conjunction with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

On Friday, the uranium fuel producer expected an increase of about $170 million for its 49% equity share of Westinghouse’s second-quarter and annual adjusted core earnings.

Cameco and NuScale Power could deliver multibagger gains over the next decade.

Wall Street opens the week on a quiet note, with major indexes steady as investors await potential trade breakthroughs during high-level U.S.-China talks in London.

Cameco shares soared over 11% from its Westinghouse subsidiary's major new reactor deal. The profit increase is tied to Westinghouse's new Czech Republic nuclear reactor project.

Wall Street posted modest midday gains on Tuesday, as investors digested the latest developments in President Donald Trump's trade policy agenda.

Nuclear stocks, including CCJ, CEG and SMR, are gaining momentum due to Trump's executive orders and AI's power demand. Will they stay hot?

The energy market is on the move, and nuclear power, long shunned, is making a comeback. Should I be keeping an eye on uranium stocks? And maybe even: Is now the time to get in?