Shares of easyJet plc $EZJ.L fell sharply during Friday’s session on the London Stock Exchange, extending a prolonged period of negative momentum for the low-cost airline. As of June 13, 13:26 GMT+5:30, the stock traded at 537.6 GBX, marking a drop of 21.2 points or 3.79% from the previous close of 558.8 GBX. The latest decline highlights a persistent bearish trajectory across short- and medium-term timeframes, despite the stock’s modest positive return over the past 12 months. Market sentiment remains fragile, with investors reacting to both sector-specific headwinds and company-level underperformance.

Airo Group Holdings Inc. $AIRO opened public trading with a dramatic surge, gaining up to 291% intraday on Friday. By 3:40 p.m. ET, the stock was up 155%, trading at $25.50 after multiple volatility halts. The aerospace and defense company raised $60 million by offering 6 million shares at $10—below the initially proposed $14–$16 range.

Novo Nordisk A/S $NOVO-B.CO has overtaken SAP SE $SAP to regain its position as the most valuable publicly traded company in Europe. The Danish pharmaceutical giant's market capitalization rose to $365 billion as of 10:20 a.m. in Copenhagen, narrowly surpassing SAP’s $364.3 billion valuation. The resurgence in share price—up as much as 2.3% on Friday—followed an announcement that Novo will advance its experimental obesity drug, amycretin, to late-stage clinical development. The decision came after favorable feedback from global health regulators, boosting investor confidence in Novo’s future growth pipeline.