Investment Rating - The report indicates a positive investment outlook for the cross-border logistics sector, with a noted increase in the sector's performance by 1.16% this week [7][55]. Core Insights - The shipping sector shows a rise in various indices: the China Export Container Freight Index (CCFI) is at 1146.67 points, up by 1.95% week-on-week; the Shanghai Container Freight Index (SCFI) is at 1,656.32 points, up by 6.66%; and the Ningbo Container Freight Index (NCFI) is at 1060.86 points, up by 10.23% [5]. - In air freight, the global air cargo index (BAI) reports a decline, with BAI at 2495 points, down by 3.33%, and BAI80 at 5821 points, down by 8.60% [5]. - Significant developments include MSC's order for six 11,400 TEU container ships at a Chinese shipyard and the opening of new shipping routes to enhance trade efficiency [5][17]. Summary by Sections 1. Global Cross-Border Logistics News - Thailand and Laos postal services have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance e-commerce and cross-border trade [13]. - Amazon has terminated its drone delivery project in Italy due to regulatory challenges [13]. - China plans to adjust certain import tariff rates starting January 1, 2026, to enhance market dynamics [13]. 2. Cross-Border Logistics Data Changes - The shipping sector's weekly leading data shows an increase in freight rates, with the CCFI and SCFI indices reflecting positive trends [5][9]. - Air freight volumes are experiencing a decline, as indicated by the BAI index [5][10]. 3. Capital Market Perspective on Cross-Border Logistics - The cross-border logistics sector has seen a 1.16% increase this week, with a cumulative increase of 2.53% since the beginning of the year [7][55]. - Individual stock performance in the cross-border logistics sector has remained stable overall [7].