Group 1 - The aviation and airport sector is expected to see steady demand growth, with Airbus's new orders not altering the low supply growth trend in the industry, leading to improved industry profitability due to favorable oil and exchange rates [1] - In the shipping and port sector, the escalation of the situation in Venezuela is expected to boost oil transportation demand in the compliant market, potentially leading to an increase in oil transportation rates month-on-month in January; container shipping rates may rise month-on-month but decline year-on-year, while dry bulk shipping rates and port throughput may experience seasonal declines but show year-on-year growth [1] - The logistics and express delivery sector may face pressure on shipment volumes in January due to high base effects, with a lack of short-term upward momentum in pricing [1] Group 2 - The road and rail sector is supported by high passenger traffic from tourism, but weak coal transportation demand is dragging down freight performance [1] - The company continues to recommend the aviation and oil transportation sectors, as well as certain growth and high-dividend stocks [1]

Group 1 - The outlook for January indicates a seasonal decline in both passenger and cargo volumes across various sectors [1] - In the aviation and airport sector, Airbus's new orders do not change the trend of low supply growth in the industry, but steady demand growth combined with favorable oil and exchange rates is expected to improve industry profitability [1] - In the shipping and port sector, the escalating situation in Venezuela is expected to boost oil transportation demand in the compliant market, potentially leading to an increase in oil shipping rates month-on-month in January [1] Group 2 - In logistics and express delivery, the volume of packages in January may face pressure due to a high base, and there is a lack of upward momentum in prices in the short term [1] - In the road and rail sector, tourism is supporting high passenger traffic, but weak coal transportation demand is dragging down freight performance [1] - The company continues to recommend the aviation and oil shipping sectors, as well as certain growth and high-dividend stocks [1]

Industry Overview - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) forecasts that global airlines will achieve a total net profit of $41 billion by 2026, marking a historical high, although the net profit margin will remain at 3.9%, unchanged from 2025 [3] - The Asia-Pacific region is expected to generate a net profit of $6.6 billion in 2026, with China and India leading regional growth, but the profit per passenger is low at only $3.20 [3] - Supply chain bottlenecks continue to hinder the growth of the aviation industry, with aircraft availability being a significant constraint [3] Express Logistics - Emerging market logistics demand is robust, with J&T Express in Brazil achieving record daily collection volumes during Black Friday, with non-platform customer orders increasing nearly 40% month-on-month [1] - The Mexican and Egyptian markets are also experiencing stable year-on-year growth of around 20% due to Black Friday demand overflow [1] Shipping and Ports - The U.S. has intensified pressure on Venezuelan oil tankers, which may lead to increased demand for compliant oil transportation [6] - The Shanghai Containerized Freight Index (SCFI) rose by 7.8% week-on-week, indicating a positive trend in shipping rates [6] - The BDTI index for crude oil tankers decreased by 1.9% week-on-week, while the BCTI index for product tankers fell by 6.5% [7] Airports - Multiple airports are experiencing significant growth in international passenger volumes, with Guangzhou Baiyun Airport seeing a 19.01% year-on-year increase [4][5] - The end of the 26-year operation of Duty Free Shoppers at Shanghai airports marks a significant change in the airport retail landscape [4] Road and Rail - National logistics operations are running smoothly, with rail freight down 2.35% and highway truck traffic down 1.75% week-on-week [9] - The Central Plains Expressway reported a 3.8% year-on-year increase in toll revenue for November 2025, indicating stable traffic growth [10] Investment Recommendations - The express delivery sector is expected to benefit from resilient e-commerce demand, with companies like SF Express and JD Logistics poised for growth [11] - The shipping sector is anticipated to see improved demand due to increased oil production and favorable economic conditions, with companies like China Merchants Energy and COSCO Shipping being highlighted [12] - The aviation sector is advised to be monitored for potential long-term growth signals, with companies such as China Eastern Airlines and Hainan Airlines recommended for investment [13]