On June 10, J&T Express-W rose 3.02% in regular trading, trading at HK$8.71/share, with trading volume of HK$31.79 million. The stock rebounded as funds moved to buy at depressed levels following a two-day cumulative correction of over 4% since the company's formal inclusion in the Hang Seng Index took effect on June 8.

The prior decline was driven by profit-taking after the index inclusion catalyst materialized, with passive fund positioning having already pushed the stock higher in preceding sessions. With short-term selling pressure largely exhausted, bargain-hunting demand emerged. On the fundamental side, the company reported Q1 global parcel volume of 8.326 billion pieces, representing 26.2% year-over-year growth, with overseas market parcel volume rising to 35.1% of the total, providing valuation floor support.

Within the Air Freight & Logistics sector, performance diverged on the same day. ZTO Express-W gained 1.51%, while JD Logistics slipped 0.08%, SF Holding fell 0.58%, Sinotrans declined 1.77%, and SF Intra-City dropped 2.01%.

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