Centrus Energy is trading at $193.14, up +4.37%, alongside broader market strength after softer-than-expected producer inflation supported lower-rate expectations and growth-oriented equities.
- The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were both up more than 0.5%, providing a plausible broad-market tailwind.
- Earlier company catalysts included $176.1 million in second-quarter revenue and a $900 million DOE task order; neither was announced August 13.