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Oil driven inflation concerns are pushing government bond yields in major economies to multi year highs. That kind of pressure keeps energy security and stable power supply firmly in focus. Nuclear energy stocks, from uranium producers to reactor operators, sit at the crossroads of reliability and low carbon power. This article highlights three stocks from our nuclear themed screener that investors may want to keep on their watchlist. The three nuclear energy stocks below are just a starting...

Oklo has shed more than 70% from its peak while simultaneously landing federal AI-nuclear contracts and a massive hyperscaler pipeline that rivals see as the future of data center power. Whether that gap is a warning sign or a generational entry point comes down to one critical timeline.

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Federal low-interest credit and long-term corporate purchase agreements are fundamentally transforming nuclear energy into a highly stable growth sector.

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Constellation Energy (NasdaqGS:CEG) received a federal regulatory waiver that accelerates the restart timeline for its Three Mile Island, now Crane, nuclear plant. The company also agreed to acquire Calpine for US$16.4b, expanding its natural gas and clean power generation footprint. Both moves are described by the company as serving growing demand for carbon-free and reliable electricity, including from large tech and data center customers. Constellation Energy focuses on power generation...

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Stocks were mostly higher this week as investors were reminded that earnings are the signal; inflation and geopolitics is noise

On May 13, 2026, Nvidia’s latest peak helped drive a tech-led surge even as inflation and oil worries weighed on the Dow.

The benchmark US stock measures were pointing lower before the opening bell Monday as the US rejecte

This week is peppered with potential market-moving events. Headlining are Tuesday’s inflation report, which will offer the latest glimpse of how the Iran war is affecting consumer prices, and President Trump’s long-awaited—and delayed—visit to China, with the war and tariffs likely to be central topics.

The major indexes stretched their winning streak to six weeks, the longest since October 2024. This week nine S&P 500 companies report results, including Constellation Energy on Monday, Cisco Systems on Wednesday, and Applied Materials on Thursday. The highlight of the economic calendar is the consumer price index, released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Tuesday.

Next week is peppered with potential market-moving events. Headlining are Tuesday’s inflation report, which will offer the latest glimpse of how the Iran war is lifting consumer prices, and President Trump’s long-awaited—and delayed—visit to China, with the war and tariffs likely to be central topics.