The US decision to halt the supply of military aid to Ukraine was announced after stock markets closed on 3 March but it ...
Europe's rush to boost funding for military spending has sent defence stocks on a tear, though investors are now wondering ...
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Europe steps up: Can it meet Ukraine's ammunition needs?Cancelling supplies from the USA to Ukraine means that European countries must bridge the gap. This is particularly important ...
Donald Trump risked disturbing his relationship with global US allies when he claimed Ukraine is 'not ready for peace' after ...
Shares of leading European defense companies, such as Rheinmetall, Hensoldt and Renk, reached record highs after the scandal ...
European shares soared to record highs driven by increased anticipation of military spending. The STOXX 600 index rose 1.1%, ...
The White House is pulling the plug on military assistance to Ukraine. And US defence stocks are getting left in the dust.
Talks of a European defence pact to back a Russia-Ukraine peace deal have boosted military supply companies across the continent. Weapons companies' share prices surged across Europe and the UK's ...
We’ve seen an uptick in geopolitically motivated harm within our borders, and it’s in all our interest to help stop it.
Shares of Bharat Dynamics are down 43% from their recent peak. Shares of Garden Reach and Cochin Shipyard have more than ...
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Khaleej Times on MSNEuropean stocks close at record high, led by defence sharesLeaders from major European economies agreed, over the weekend, to boost defence spending to show U.S. President Donald Trump that the continent could protect itself.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, speaking on Fox News, defended the tariffs as a “means to an end” to combat fentanyl deaths in the U.S. The Republican from South Dakota said that he hoped that they ...
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