Nuclear Update Premium May 17, 2026

All three major indices broke to new all-time highs this past week, but a rare dual Hindenburg trigger, a sharp sentiment reversal, and a PPI print in the worst 16% of regimes since 1914 added friction underneath the headline. In uranium, the DOE put $94 million directly into the supply chain bottlenecks that determine how many reactors the U.S. can actually build, while Bangladesh became the 33rd country to operate civilian nuclear power.

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