Shares of companies in the defense sector have surged amidst the continued conflict in the Middle East, adding almost $20 billion in market cap. Notable gains include Northrop Grumman which has risen by over 8% in five days and Lockheed Martin which is up 9% in the same time. Yahoo Finance hosts Seana Smith and Brad Smith break down the numbers for defense sector staples.
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