Haikou Duty-Free Sales Increase by Approximately 35% Year-on-Year in First Week of Hainan Island's New Duty-Free Policy
Tourism Consumption Growth: Hainan Island's duty-free shopping saw a total of RMB506 million in sales and 72,900 shoppers from November 1-7, marking year-on-year increases of 34.86% and 3.37%, respectively.
Stock Market Impact: Chinese tourism-related stocks experienced significant gains, with CTG DUTY-FREE rising 13.2% to an over-one-year high, alongside notable increases in other companies like AIR CHINA and SAMSONITE.
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Airline Stock Performance: Air China, China Southern Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines experienced declines in share prices, while BOC Aviation and Travelsky Tech saw slight increases, with most airlines rated as "Overweight" by analysts.
Short Selling Activity: Significant short selling was noted across various airlines, with China Southern Airlines having the highest ratio at 18.053%, indicating investor skepticism about future performance.
Express Delivery Platforms: ZTO Express is rated "Overweight," while J&T Express and JD Logistics faced minor declines, with both rated as "Equalweight."
Shipping Sector Overview: COSCO Ship Energy showed a positive performance with a 3.431% increase, while other shipping companies like SITC and OOIL experienced declines, with varying ratings from "Overweight" to "Underweight."

Stock Performance: Air China saw a slight increase of 0.431%, while China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines experienced minor declines. COSCO Ship Energy had a notable rise of 4.249%.
Short Selling Data: Air China had a short selling ratio of 12.263%, with significant short selling observed in COSCO Ship Energy at 22.876%.
Analyst Ratings: Analysts maintain a "Buy" rating for Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and China Southern Airlines, with target price adjustments reflecting potential growth.
Market Outlook: Morgan Stanley is optimistic about the airline and tanker sectors for 2026, while being cautious regarding container shipping, indicating a mixed outlook for the industry.
Aviation Sector Outlook: Goldman Sachs is optimistic about aviation stocks, particularly AIR CHINA and CEA, anticipating further increases in ticket prices despite potential risks in Japan during the first half of 2026.
Container Shipping Concerns: The bank has adopted a cautious stance on container shipping due to a recovery in supply, which may compress profit margins, and the potential reopening of the Red Sea could release about 10% of effective capacity, impacting COSCO SHIP HOLD.
Crude Oil Tanker Projections: Goldman Sachs expects spot freight rates for crude oil tankers to rise in 2026, driven by China's prolonged crude oil reserve process, with COSCO SHIP ENGY likely to benefit from this trend.
Investment Ratings: The report includes various investment ratings and target prices for several companies, with a general recommendation to buy for most aviation and shipping stocks, while COSCO SHIP HOLD is rated neutral to sell.

Tourism Consumption Growth: Hainan Island's duty-free shopping saw a total of RMB506 million in sales and 72,900 shoppers from November 1-7, marking year-on-year increases of 34.86% and 3.37%, respectively.
Stock Market Impact: Chinese tourism-related stocks experienced significant gains, with CTG DUTY-FREE rising 13.2% to an over-one-year high, alongside notable increases in other companies like AIR CHINA and SAMSONITE.






