Recording date: 7th August 2023

What a whirlwind of events in the world of uranium. From the mountains of Colorado to the plains of Niger, things are shifting. The uranium market is a geopolitical chess game, and the players are making their moves. Did you catch the news about the coup in Niger? Shocking, right? It's got everyone on edge, from Global Atomic to GoviEx. But here's the real question: should we be worried From where we're sitting, it's a mixed bag. Sure, there's concern. But there's also opportunity. The French, for instance, they're feeling the heat. But they've got options. They've got their eyes on Uzbekistan, Mongolia, even Canada and Australia. And then there's the Russians. Always an interesting player in this game. They're circling, ready to step in. And they're not alone. The Saudis are also making moves, looking to invest in uranium outside their region. In the midst of all this, there's one thing that's clear: the uranium market is not for the faint-hearted. It's a high-stakes game, with big players and even bigger consequences.

But hey, that's what makes it exciting, right?