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In a move that reflects Europe's push for defense autonomy, Germany is seeking U.S. approval to produce Tomahawk cruise missiles and Patriot air defense systems domestically, according to reports. Berlin aims to strengthen European defense capacity amid rising security concerns.
This effort comes as Germany has committed to significantly increase its defense spending, solidifying its position as Europe's largest arms producer. Major U.S. defense contractors such as Raytheon and Lockheed Martin are expected to benefit from the move, given rising European demand for air defense systems.
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Sign InInvestors are watching for any progress on the potential U.S. approval, which may take time given technology transfer sensitivities. Markets will also look to upcoming NATO meetings for further signals on transatlantic defense collaboration. Meanwhile, U.S. defense stocks are expected to remain in focus amid the global trend of rising military spending.