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Shares of uranium companies fall as U.S. President Donald Trump orders sweeping tariffs on goods from Canada and China
Tariffs, which will take effect from Tuesday, include 25% levy on most goods from Canada, 10% on energy imports from Canada and 10% on Chinese imports
Canada is world's second-largest producer of uranium after Russia and about 85% of its production is exported
Canada provided 27% of uranium to U.S. utilities in 2023, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
"We think the 10% import tariff applied to Canadian uranium is relatively modest and unlikely to impact cross-border trade in the near-term, but could dampen near-term contracting activity given uncertainty around potential further trade war escalation," RBC Capital Markets says
Shares of miners NexGen Energy NXE.TO down ~1%, Cameco CCO.TO down 2.2% and Denison Mines DML.TO down 1.9%