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The Global X Uranium ETF gained 4.01% to $41.80 on October 06, with AUM of approximately $5.59 billion. The fund is the largest uranium-focused ETF by assets and is down 5.94% year-to-date, making October 06 one of its stronger single sessions of the year.

The Global X Uranium ETF closed at $40.86 on September 24, losing 2.69% on the day, with AUM of approximately $6.11 billion. The fund provides broad exposure to uranium miners and nuclear energy-related companies. The decline leaves it down 1.73% for the year, tracking closely to flat.

The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) fell 3.27% on September 13 to $43.53, with AUM of approximately $6.57 billion. The fund provides broad exposure to uranium miners and nuclear component producers. Despite the single-day decline, URA remains modestly positive for the year at up 1.87%, distinguishing it from its uranium-focused peers.

The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) fell 3.27% to $43.53 on September 12, with AUM of approximately $6.57 billion. The fund, which tracks uranium miners and nuclear component producers, remains modestly positive for the year at +1.87%, indicating the year-to-date trend has been more resilient than peers URNM and NLR despite the day's drop.

The Global X Uranium ETF closed at $43.53 on September 11, falling 3.27% on the day with AUM of approximately $6.57 billion. The fund provides broad exposure to uranium miners and nuclear component companies, and despite the single-day decline it retains a year-to-date gain of 5.31%.

The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) gained 3.13% to $47.50 on September 08, with AUM of approximately $6.4 billion. The fund is up 7.79% year to date, and the September 08 gain represents a meaningful single-day contribution to that annual return. URA provides exposure to companies involved in uranium mining and nuclear energy supply.

The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) fell 5.79% to $45.57 on August 30, with AUM of approximately $6.80 billion. The fund's year-to-date return now stands at 6.65%. URA holds a broad basket of uranium miners and nuclear-fuel-cycle companies, and the session's decline aligns with broad weakness across uranium-related equities on the same date.

The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) declined 5.79% to $45.57 on August 29, against AUM of approximately $6.80 billion. The fund's year-to-date gain has contracted to 6.65% after the move. URA is the largest uranium-focused equity ETF by assets and tracks a broad index of companies involved in uranium mining and nuclear components.

The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) fell 5.79% to $45.57 on August 28, with AUM of approximately $6.72 billion. As the largest broadly diversified uranium equity ETF by assets, URA's single-session loss of nearly 6% reduced its 2026 year-to-date gain from what had been a stronger position to 13.20%.

Global X Uranium ETF (URA) closed at $48.14 on August 25, gaining 5.36% on the session, with AUM of approximately $6.4 billion. The fund is up 6.93% year-to-date, meaning the single-day move represents a significant portion of its full-year gain. URA tracks a broad basket of uranium mining and nuclear fuel companies globally.