Uranium Futures
ModeledIllustrative forward curve modeled from the spot estimate — not live CME UX settlement data
Modeled — illustrative, not market data
CME lists real Uranium U₃O₈ (UX) futures, but those settlements require a licensed feed. The prices, open interest, and volume shown here are generated by a contango model (future = spot × (1 + 0.8% × quarters to expiry)) and are for illustration only. Wiring real UX settlements is tracked as Task 3 in the data-sourcing plan.
Futures Term Structure
Uranium Futures
About Uranium Futures
Uranium futures (UX) trade on the CME/NYMEX exchange and provide price discovery and hedging opportunities for uranium market participants. The contract specifications below describe that real product; the curve shown on this page, however, is modeled, not sourced from those live settlements.
Term Structure Analysis
The uranium futures curve typically trades in contango(futures above spot), reflecting storage costs and interest rates.
Key considerations:
- Contango indicates expectations of stable/rising prices
- Backwardation (rare) suggests supply concerns
- Open interest shows market participation depth
- Volume indicates liquidity for each contract
Note: Uranium futures have lower liquidity compared to other commodities like oil or gold. Large trades may have price impact.