Finance News – Defense Spending
What is your interest today?
- ABC News Business
- BBC Business
- Business Insider Markets
- CBC Business
- City A.M.
- CNBC Business
- CoinDesk
- Cointelegraph
- Crypto News
- CryptoSlate
- Decrypt
- Economic Times Markets
- Euronews Business
- Financial Post Top Stories
- Financial Times
- Finextra Crypto
- Finextra Market
- Finextra Wealth
- Globe and Mail Investing
- Investing.com Global Markets
- Investing.com Global Mkts
- Investopedia
- Kiplinger
- MarketWatch MarketPulse
- MarketWatch Top Stories
- Quartz
- Sky News Money
- Sydney Morning Herald Biz
- Sydney Morning Herald Business
- TechCrunch Fintech
- The Block
- The Guardian – Business
- WSJ Markets News
Europe will buy more American weapons and pave way for trade deal, EU Council chief says
Increased European defense expenditures on U.S.-made military equipment are expected to enhance transatlantic trade relations and facilitate progress toward a comprehensive commerc...
Read Full Article →Trump threatens tough trade deal for Spain after it refuses to meet NATO defense spending target
The potential adjustments in the trade agreement with Spain could impact economic relations, as increased costs are being considered due to Spain not meeting NATO’s defense expendi...
Read Full Article →NATO wants allies to spend 5% of GDP on defense: This chart shows how hard it could be
NATO member countries are expected to increase their defense budgets to five percent of their GDP by 2035, highlighting the substantial financial efforts required to meet this targ...
Read Full Article →Boeing wants a bigger slice of Europe's surging defense spending
Boeing aims to increase its revenue by securing more contracts amid the growing defense budgets across European countries investing in military equipment and technology.
Read Full Article →European defense stocks are flying again as Germany backs 5% NATO spending target
European defense companies experienced a notable increase in share value following Germany's announcement to commit to allocating 5% of its GDP towards NATO-related military expend...
Read Full Article →