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Antares Signs World’s First Multi-Year Commercial HALEU Supply Deal With Urenco
Antares Signs World’s First Multi-Year Commercial HALEU Supply Deal With Urenco
Antares has secured the first long-term commercial contract for High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) enrichment services from Urenco, a critical milestone for the microreactor sector that has long been starved for reliable Western fuel supply.
The agreement gives Antares access to HALEU produced at Urenco’s new enrichment facility in the United Kingdom, scheduled to come online in 2031. While still years away, the deal marks the first time a Western supplier has committed to multi-year commercial HALEU deliveries outside of government...
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10Y Yield Extends Rise After Surge In ISM Manufacturing Prices
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After ISM's almost unprecedented bounce higher in January, US Manufacturing dipped in February:
S&P Global Manufacturing PMI fell from 52.4 to 51.6 - weakest in seven months
ISM Manufacturing PMI fell from 52.6 to 52.4 (better than expected)
And this is occurring as 'hard' data ebbs lower...
“February saw US manufacturers report the weakest expansion since last July, in a further sign that the overall pace of economic growth has moderated in recent months," according to Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at S&P Global Market...
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May 4, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Treasury Boost Quarterly Borrowing Estimate To $189BN: Full Quarterly Refunding Preview
Treasury Boost Quarterly Borrowing Estimate To $189BN: Full Quarterly Refunding Preview
The US Department hiked its estimates for US debt borrowing in the current quarter, citing lower net cash flows.
In a statement published today, and ahead of Wednesday's Quarterly Refunding Announcement, the US Treasury said that it now expects to borrow $189 billion in net debt for the current quarter, up ~$80 billion from the $109 billion it had forecast in February. The estimate assumes a June quarter-end cash balance of $900 billion, the same as the prior forecast.
According to the...
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