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Oil prices hit a five‑month high, drawing attention to Canadian growth stocks that can expand without cheap money. The article highlights three financially solid companies with strong earnings potential.

After attacks on Saudi infrastructure raised oil prices, investors look to low‑carbon power. The piece reviews three Canadian nuclear stocks that may benefit from increased focus on domestic energy security.

Uranium prices are near $90 per pound, reflecting a resurgence in nuclear energy. The article offers a prediction on how the fuel’s price might move next.

Cameco shares have dropped 38% in six months, but a research note suggests a 58% upside potential.

Cameco fell 11.9% in the last month while uranium reached a 19‑year high, with other nuclear stocks also declining.

The comparison notes Cameco’s scale and long‑term contracts give earnings visibility, whereas Energy Fuels focuses on growth through uranium and rare earth expansion.

ExxonMobil and Cameco have moved in opposite directions this year, prompting a discussion on whether Cameco might be a better investment.

Truist Securities keeps a Buy rating on Cameco but cuts its price target from $130 to $125.