NATO summit sends defence stocks up as states expected to diverge on 5% military spending target

Target path 'gradual and uneven'

Sorin Dojan
clock • 4 min read

Defence contractors have seen their share prices climb vertiginously following the annual NATO summit taking place in the Netherlands on Wednesday (25 June).

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