ZTO Express shares gained 9.3% in morning trading. The Chinese express delivery group's Q4 net income rose 10.1% y/y; revenue up 12.3% y/y; FY net income climbed 3.9% y/y, FY revenue up 10.9% y/y. The company approved new share repurchase programme of up to $1.5 bln over next 24 months through March 2028.

Macy's said on Wednesday it expects the hit from U.S. import tariffs to ease in the ​second half of the year and reported better-than-expected holiday-quarter results, as ‌turnaround efforts under CEO Tony Spring takes shape. The shares jumped 7.2% in morning trading.

China data center group GDS Holdings gained 4.6% in morning trading. GDS's 2025 net income surged by 10.8% YoY to RMB11.432 billion. It also recorded net profit from continuing operations attributable to shareholders of RMB950 million, compared to a loss of RMB777 million in the previous year. Net profit attributable to shareholders, however, slumped by 72.3% YoY to around RMB950 million.

Electronic signature company Docusign shares rose 3.8% in morning trading. DocuSign topped Wall Street’s expectations for its fiscal fourth quarter, tacked $2 billion onto its share buyback authorization, and projected revenue for the new fiscal year that outpaces consensus.

Lululemon shares rose 3.7% in morning trading. Lululemon forecast 2026 ​revenue and profit below analysts' estimates on Tuesday and appointed a former chief of jeans maker Levi Strauss to ‌the board, which is facing a proxy fight. The yoga gear maker also said it expects to offset "almost all" of the U.S. import tariff impact as it looks to reduce markdowns and boost more full-price sales.

Space services firm Rocket Lab shares dropped 6.7% in morning trading as it sought equity raise. The company filed up to $1 bln (at the market) offering with brokerages including BofA, BTIG, Cantor Fitzgerald, Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs as sales agents.