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Rheinmetall Sinks as Germany Shelves Major Warship Contract

Rheinmetall AG shares plunged Wednesday as Germany withdrew from a key warships contract, dealing a blow to investor confidence in the defense contractor following years of huge gains.

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Rheinmetall Sinks as Germany Shelves Major Warship Contract
Rheinmetall AG shares plunged Wednesday as Germany withdrew from a key warships contract, dealing a blow to investor confidence in the defense contractor following years of huge gains.
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