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From Squeeze to Slam — Defense Momentum Breaks

The defense pukeEU aero/defense index (SXPARO) just printed its largest down candle since the early-December lows. The 21-day MA sits slightly lower as near-term support, while the longer-term trend, and the 200-day, remain way lower.

ZeroHedge·12 Minutes ago

ZeroHedge·12 Minutes ago

European stock markets closed up over 1%

European stock markets generally rose, with the STOXX 600 index initially up 1.13%, closing at 609.51 points; the Eurozone STOXX 50 index initially up 1.33%, closing at 5961.34 points; and the FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Europe 300 index initially up 1.06%, closing at 2427.73 points

Wallstreetcn·2 Hours ago

Wallstreetcn·2 Hours ago

Airbus Unveils Breakthrough in Large-Scale Titanium 3D Printing for Aircraft Parts

Airbus SE has announced advancements in wire-Directed Energy Deposition (w-DED) technology for producing large titanium aircraft parts, capable of creating components up to seven meters long. This new 3D printing method significantly reduces titanium waste compared to traditional techniques. Airbus has started integrating these large w-DED parts into the A350’s Cargo Door Surround area, marking a significant milestone in the technology's application. The components are already in use in production aircraft.

Reuters·3 Hours ago

French army buys long-range kamikaze drones from MBDA and Aviation Design

France’s military has ordered long-range kamikaze drones from local firms MBDA and Aviation Design to enhance its drone production capacity, learning from the Ukraine conflict. The Directorate General of Armaments announced the order for remote-controlled munitions, with the first delivery expected in mid-2027. The order's value and quantity remain undisclosed, as France aims to strengthen its drone capabilities following the lessons learned from the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Reuters·4 Hours ago

European corporate outlook dims slightly, still marred by global uncertainty

Jan 22 (Reuters) - The outlook for European corporate health has ‌slightly deteriorated, the latest forecasts ‍showed on Thursday, ⁠as ⁠U.S. tariff respite ‌is overshadowed by geopolitical tensions which are ⁠straining ‍traditional Western alliances. European firms are expected ‍to report a 4.2% drop in 2025 fourth-quarter earnings, on ‍average, according to LSEG I/B/E/S data, slightly worse than ‌the 4.1% decrease analysts expected a week ago. (Reporting by Javi West Larrañaga; Editing ‍by Matt Scuffham)

fidelity·6 Hours ago