The Nuclear Review is a monthly magazine that contains feature articles and valuable market information. TradeTech market values are accepted as the standard pricing in the international nuclear fuel market. The oldest and best known is the Exchange Value, which was first developed in 1968. It is obtained monthly through a subjective process involving TradeTech's senior personnel. Defined as "TradeTech's judgment of the price at which spot and near-term transactions for significant quantities of natural uranium concentrates could be concluded as of the date indicated,” it is recognized as the standard reference for spot and near-term uranium prices. The definition of the Exchange Value and its implementation has been adapted in response to changing market conditions and to the quantity and quality of information available. The review also provides in-depth analysis and transactional information on the following front end fuel cycle markets: natural uranium concentrates, uranium hexafluoride, uranium loans, and uranium conversion and enrichment services (SWU). It also includes a “recent developments” section that describes and analyzes current events affecting the domestic and international uranium markets.

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The Nuclear Review for April 2007
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This issue's feature article is entitled "Nuclear Energy Ambitions in the Middle East"

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