Arms firms across Europe worth billions more amid talk of Ukraine defence pact
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 benchmark stock index reached a record high amid talk of increased defence spending.
Europeans would need to ramp up military spending quickly, a notion that has set off a market rally, led by defense stocks.
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