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The manufacturer of weapons and combat aircraft BAE Systems has seen that its actions rise more about it, since the defense sector received an impulse after the Ukraine Summit organized by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer during the weekend.
The actions in BAE reached a record after jumping in 19 percent in a stage in the trade on Monday morning, helping the wider FTSE index also to a new historical maximum, 23 points in 8832.8. At 10 AM GMT they had become slightly survived, but Bae remained 14 percent for the day in £ 16 per share.
Leave Bae the shares in almost 40 percent during the year to date.
The Rolls-Royce engines closely followed BAE in the blue chip index, with an increase of 6 percent in the middle of the demonstration in the defense sector.
Sir Keir promised to “develop a coalition of the provisions” to defend an agreement in Ukraine and guarantee a peace agreement as part of a plan discussed by the leaders at the Lancaster House meeting on Sunday.
He also announced a financial agreement of £ 1.6 billion that will allow Ukraine to buy more than 5,000 missiles to make the French defense and the Thales Group aerospace giant in Belfast.
Sir Keir said Sunday that the manufacturing agreement for light multirromes (LMM) will create 200 jobs.
The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, attended the summit and then flew to Sandringham to meet the king, with French president Emmanuel Macron also assisted.
The outgoing Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, the president of the European Commission, Ursula Von read him, and the Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez were also sitting around the table of 19 leaders at the meeting in downtown London.
The summit occurs after the leaders gathered around Mr. Zelensky after their confrontation with Trump in the Oval office on Friday.
Other actions linked to the defense sector were enjoying acute profits on Monday, with the Qinetiq defense technology group 9 percent in FTSE 250, followed by Babcock International with a 7 percent and chemical increase by 4 percent.
Among small limits, there were great increases in participations for the manufacturer of helmet and gas masks Avon Technologies, an increase of 7 percent, while cohort, which is a specialist in sonar, torpedos and communications, increased 10 percent.
