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ETF Performance: The ETF with the highest volume on Friday included Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, which saw a decline of about 3.7% with over 11.2 million shares traded, and Novo Nordisk, down approximately 0.2% with over 9.2 million shares exchanged.

Top Performer: Ryanair Holdings was the best-performing component of the ETF on Friday, increasing by about 1.3%.

Volume Insights: The trading activity indicates significant interest in these stocks, particularly in the context of the ETF's overall performance.

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Boeing's November Deliveries: Boeing reported 44 aircraft deliveries in November, a significant increase from 13 a year prior but a decrease from 53 in October, primarily driven by the 737 MAX program.

Airbus's Competitive Edge: Airbus outperformed Boeing with 72 aircraft deliveries in November and a total of 657 deliveries for the year, highlighting a steadier production flow compared to Boeing's ongoing recovery challenges.

Importance of Deliveries for Boeing: Aircraft deliveries are crucial for Boeing's revenue and cash flow, with November's performance indicating gradual improvement, particularly in the 737 MAX program, though consistency is needed to close the gap with Airbus.

Market Reaction: Following the delivery reports, Boeing shares fell by 2.53% to $201.05, while Airbus shares decreased by 2.31% to $56.73, reflecting investor sentiment regarding the companies' performance.