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- Rheinmetall shares fell 17% after it cut its outlook amid stalled military contracts [1]. - A second buyer has made a rescue bid for Poundland as the retailer faces collapse [2]. - The Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates while the FTSE 100 hits a three-month high [3]. - The Dow recorded its best day in 18 months during a broad relief rally following a Democratic sweep in Congress [4].

Generated Nov 05, 2026 · 09:46 UTC

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1. Rheinmetall shares plunge 17% after outlook cut as military contracts stall — CNBC
2. Second buyer makes rescue bid for Poundland as retailer faces collapse — BBC Business
3. Bank of England expected to raise interest rates today; FTSE 100 hits three-month high – business live — Guardian Business
4. Dow scores its best day in 18 months in a broad relief rally after Democrats sweep to power in Congress — MarketWatch
5. From tanks to drones: South Korea’s defense firms face a new battlefield test — CNBC

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