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Monday, August 30, 2010

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Policy Openings Seen in Bushehr Launch -- But Obstacles Abound
The launch of Iran's first nuclear power plant at Bushehr offers the potential to move US policy on the Iranian nuclear issue if the Obama administration remains committed to diplomacy with Tehran, but analysts warn that obstacles abound. (Monday, August 30, 2010)

Australian Uranium Export Policy In the Balance
Uranium exporters and importers -- particularly in Australia and India -- are watching closely as negotiations continue to form a government in Canberra: if Tony Abbott, the leader of the Liberal-National coalition, succeeds in unseating the ruling Labor party, Australia will almost certainly drop its ban on the export of uranium to India.� (Monday, August 30, 2010)

Despite Imports, Many of India's Reactors Still Hungry for Fuel
Although the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited's (NPCIL's) director announced earlier this month that uranium imports were improving reactor capacity factors, 11 of the country's 19 reactors are still operating "at lower power levels to match the availability of domestic uranium," according to the Ministry of Science and Technology. Those 11 depend on domestic uranium supplies, which continue to be thin, despite India's efforts to boost output.� (Monday, August 30, 2010)

Spot Price Sinks
The Uranium Price Panel (UPP) reported a spot U308 price of $44/lb last week, down $1.70/lb from the previous week's $45.70/lb. Market sources are split on whether the price is falling because it never had any support above $45, or because low offers from aggressive sellers are driving it down.� (Monday, August 30, 2010)

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Weekly Round-up

Price Falls to $44

Market

Spot Price Sinks

Energy Intelligence Uranium Market Update

Features

Australian Uranium Export Policy In the Balance

Despite Imports, Many of India's Reactors Still Hungry for Fuel

Policy Openings Seen in Bushehr Launch -- But Obstacles Abound

Iran Floats Cooperation Proposal

Briefs

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