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Surging aerospace and defense stocks lift these ETFs as investors monitor Israel-Hamas war

By: MarketWatch
Exchange-traded funds that buy aerospace and defense stocks were surging on Monday, after war erupted over the weekend between Israel and Hamas.
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Aerospace & Defense Invesco ETF Boeing Co Compass Inc Cl A DJIA Genl Dynamics Lockheed Martin Rtx Corp S&P Aerospace & Defense SPDR Textron US Aerospace & Defense Ishares ETF
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