Lululemon stock price accelerated upward on stronger-than-expected China market sales growth of 25% year-over-year, expanding its international revenue mix. Analysts upgrade near-term earnings forecasts. The majority of Lululemon's business is in North America, where it defined the premium athleisure market and popularized leggings for wear in everyday life. Last quarter, its net revenue in the Americas region grew by only 1% year over year. That slowdown greatly impacted the brand's consolidated growth, which fell to just 6% on a constant-dollar basis. Tariffs weighed further on sentiment toward the stock. Leadership outlined a sizable profit impact from trade-policy changes that will weigh on gross margin and operating margin into 2026. Share buybacks announced earlier this quarter provide a cushion against steep declines. Market sentiment tilts moderately bullish for Q