Group 1 - President Trump has called for an increase in the U.S. military budget to a historic high of $1.5 trillion by 2027, up from the current budget of approximately $901 billion [1][3] - This announcement has significantly boosted defense stocks, which had previously experienced a decline due to Trump's statement regarding restrictions on dividends and stock buybacks for defense contractors unless they enhance weapon production and maintenance capabilities [1][3] - Major defense stocks saw notable movements on Thursday, with Kratos Defense rising by 13%, Lockheed Martin by 4%, and General Dynamics by 2% [2][4][5] Group 2 - Trump's focus on military strength has intensified following recent U.S. actions in Venezuela and discussions about potentially taking control of Greenland, indicating a broader strategy for military expansion [2][5] - The administration has not provided further comments on the military budget increase or its implications for defense contractors [2][5]
特朗普呼吁加码1.5万亿美元军费开支 引发国防类股票大幅上涨
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-09 06:31