XPO Logistics' stock fell sharply by 5.40% during Monday's intraday trading session, reflecting broader weakness in the logistics and transportation sector.

The decline comes after Amazon.com announced it has opened its own logistics network for use by other businesses. This move allows companies of all sizes to utilize "Amazon Supply Chain Services" for moving, storing, and delivering products, introducing new competition into the market traditionally served by established firms like XPO.

Analysts note the market is assessing the competitive implications of Amazon's expansion, with Baird stating they "would not be surprised to see near-term weakness across the LTL, airfreight, and forwarding complexes." The news triggered declines across multiple parcel delivery and trucking stocks during the session.