U.S. stock market quick update: Centrus Energy up 12.10%

U.S. Stock Market Midday Update Centrus Energy rose 12.10%, reaching a new 60-day high. According to recent key news: On September 18, Centrus Energy increased by over 200% for the year, with market attention on its growth potential driving the stock price up. Data source: Analyst reports. On September 17, William Blair reaffirmed its buy rating on Centrus Energy, further boosting market confidence. Data source: Analyst ratings. On September 14, J.P. Morgan maintained a hold rating on the stock with a target price of $164, with the market holding a cautiously optimistic view on its future performance. Data source: Analyst reports. Industry trends are positive, with significant capital inflow. Top Stocks by Industry Trading Volume Cameco rose 3.33%. According to recent key news: On September 18, analysts rated Cameco as a buy but noted that five other stocks were more worthy of investment. This news may have affected investor confidence in Cameco, leading to stock price fluctuations. Data source: MarketBeat. Trading volume increased, and market attention heightened. Uranium Energy rose 1.35%. According to recent key news: On September 18, Spruce Point Capital released a strong sell research report on Uranium Energy, causing the stock price to drop by 6.2%. The report pointed out issues with the company's management and predicted a 10% downside for the stock price. On September 17, Uranium Energy announced it would release its fiscal year 2025 year-end results on September 24, with the market taking a wait-and-see approach to the upcoming financial report. On September 17, expectations for the U.S. to increase its strategic reserves of nuclear energy drove uranium-related stocks up, with Uranium Energy's stock price rising by 6.3%. Uranium prices are rising, and nuclear energy demand is increasing. Denison Mines rose 3.33%. According to recent key news: On September 18, Denison Mines announced significant progress in its mineral exploration projects in Canada, driving the stock price up. The company stated that the latest drilling results showed high-grade uranium deposits, attracting investor attention and leading to a 3.33% increase in stock price. Data source: Company announcement. On September 17, global demand for uranium increased, driving up the stock prices of related mining companies. With the growth in nuclear energy demand, uranium prices continue to rise, benefiting Denison Mines as one of the major uranium producers. Data source: Industry report. On September 16, Denison Mines received new investor support, further driving up the stock price. The company announced a partnership agreement with a large investment fund, increasing market confidence in its future development. Data source: Investor relations announcement Increased demand in the uranium market drives stock prices up. Stocks ranked among the top in industry market capitalization Nexgen Energy rose by 3.22%. According to recent key news: On September 17, Nexgen Energy's technical sentiment signal indicated a buy, with increased trading volume, and a market capitalization of $4.969 billion. This signal boosted market confidence in the stock, driving the price up. On September 17, despite the company's warning about uncertainties regarding forward-looking information, the market remained optimistic about its future performance, further supporting the rise in stock price. On September 17, the company released a detailed analysis report on SEDAR and Edgar websites. Despite the uncertainties, investors maintained a positive outlook on its future prospects, driving the stock price up. Industry trends are positive, with significant capital inflow