洛克希德马丁(LMT.N)盘前上涨1.8%，因花旗将其评级从中性提升至买入。

Germany is urging the U.S. to allow more American weapons to be produced on German soil to plug European military shortfalls and give President Trump a reason to sustain U.S. defence engagement, sources said. German officials are in talks with U.S. counterparts and hope to seal a joint-production agreement ahead of next week’s NATO summit in Ankara. Negotiations between German and U.S. defence firms cover joint manufacture of systems including Tomahawk cruise missiles and PAC-3 interceptors for the Patriot air-defence system, and broader cooperation on measures to boost mutual defence capacity. U.S. government and industry reactions have been more positive than expected, sources added. The move is part of a wider European effort to deploy domestic defence industrial capacity to stabilise strained ties with Washington.

Wall Street Journal reports officials familiar with negotiations say an internal power struggle in Iran is threatening US‑Iran peace talks: civilian leaders seek to unfreeze billions of dollars in assets, while hardline military figures seek control of the Strait of Hormuz.