NuScale Power Corporation Class A Common Stock (SMR)

NuScale investors are excited by news of a big U.S.-U.K. nuclear investment deal. Should they be?

The Fed’s rate cut continues to fuel optimism on Wall Street. Major indexes hit fresh highs, with the Russell 2000 finally joining the rally. Intel soared after Nvidia’s surprise $5 billion investment, CrowdStrike surged on strong AI-driven guidance, and nuclear energy stocks gained traction during Trump’s UK visit.

In a strategic monetary policy pivot, the Federal Reserve has announced a 0.25% interest rate cut, reducing the federal funds rate to a range of 4.00% to 4.25%. This move, the first such reduction since December 2024, is a direct response to a softening labor market and

The weakest nuclear stock, financially, could benefit most from today's FOMC decision.

NuScale Power's small modular reactor technology could be a breakthrough for nuclear energy production.

A stock-price pullback spells opportunity.

These companies are in strong positions to capitalize on the country's nuclear energy resurgence.

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Nuclear stocks are flying high this year. But one pre-revenue startup backed by OpenAI’s Sam Altman could produce enormous gains over the long-term.

This volatile stock is falling after a big gain.

President Donald Trump asserted that the United States is currently leading the artificial intelligence (AI) race against China. He attributed this to the impact of tariffs and the nation's energy policies.

The nuclear energy stock doesn't generate much in revenue and is losing a lot of money.

The nuclear energy stock has already doubled in 2025. A landmark deal is driving it even higher.

Shares of NuScale Power are trading higher Wednesday morning. The company announced its support for a landmark agreement between ENTRA1 Energy and the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Fluor could make a windfall by selling shares in NuScale Power. Then why is the stock falling?

The nuclear energy sector has experienced unprecedented growth as policy shifts and AI demands drive electricity consumption to record highs.