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Global defence spending continued to rebound in 2019, with real-terms growth rising by 4.0% this year (when compared with 2018 and measured in constant 2015 US dollars). This was the highest year-on-year increase observed in the past ten years. Total defence spending, excluding US foreign military financing programmes, reached US$1.73 trillion, when measured in current dollars, against US$1.67trn in 2018.