#WATCH | Nassau, New York: On the India vs Pakistan match to be held on Sunday in the T20 World Cup, former Indian cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu says, "Here, the pressure is of expectations. No one can digest defeat... If you win against Pakistan, no matter what you have done in other matches, you are a hero, it's the mother of all battles. India will have the advantage as Pakistan has lost to the US, and also against England before the World Cup. A test-playing nation losing a match against the US is a mental setback. On the other side, India is a side in ascendency...It will be a jam-packed stadium, deserted roads and only one Indian song will be in hearts, Saare jahan se accha Hindustan hamara." (07-06)
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#lithium AustralianSuper and other big players are using the downturn to soak up some extra shares at much lower prices.
“Clearly, we’re seeing now the opportunity become more attractive,” said Mr Smith.
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Senior portfolio manager Luke Smith at Australia Super, said the big player was using the price rout to bolster its stakes in producers of the key battery materials.https://t.co/PguqktGl2q
AustralianSuper, invests around $300 billion in super funds is confident that global shift to electric vehicles will need plentiful supplies of #Lithium over the next decade at least. https://t.co/PguqktGl2q
September 2023, the World Nuclear Association stated that demand for #uranium for #nuclear plants is expected to rise to 83,840 tonnes by 2030, and 130,000 tonnes by 2040 - up from 65,650 last year
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There was an expectation that price parity between mass market EVs and petrol equivalents would occur around 2025, but then Covid-related disruptions struck the automotive sector, leading to factory closures and breaks in supply chains. #lithium
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#uranium three near-term catalysts that could propel prices higher:
Higher electricity prices make higher uranium prices more absorbable
Investment fund volumes continue to increase
Inventories are lower than previously thought while production slippages also remain a risk
#uranium#i88 Price increase comes as 24 nations, including the US, Japan, Canada, Britain and France pledged last month in Dubai at the 28th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, known as COP28, to triple nuclear power capacity by 2050.
@MrShare_expert @Bhavdip73 We had expected new demand to come from China, India and the Middle East, but now we’re also seeing countries like France, Japan, the UK and the Netherlands all looking to nuclear power.”
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#uranium market analysts project an average supply deficit of 35 million pounds per year over the next decade. That projection considers existing production, secondary supply, and returning mining production
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#uranium major factor behind the bullish outlook for uranium in Western markets (excluding Russia)—currently at approximately 200 million pounds—is about 40 million pounds greater than the radioactive metal’s supply.
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