Shares of Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) were flat in a.m.
Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) faces challenges in 2025 but remains backed by Bank of America analysts who repeated their ‘Buy' rating on the eCommerce platform while trimming their price objective to $225 from $235. Shares of Amazon traded modestly higher on Wednesday at $171, but are down 22% in the year to date.
After falling to fresh lows for the year on Apr. 7, 2025, shares of Amazon.com Inc. NASDAQ: AMZN staged a strong rally into the close, finishing the day up 2.4%—a notable contrast to the broader market's weakness.
Forced selling drives shares of Amazon.com, Incorporated (AMZN) down.
Zoox, Amazon's autonomous vehicle unit, is deploying a small fleet of retrofitted test vehicles on the streets of Los Angeles starting Tuesday – a modest, yet meaningful step as the company inches toward offering public rides in Las Vegas and San Francisco later this year.
President Donald Trump announced a new batch of tariffs on April 2, and let's just say investors haven't been jumping with joy since then.
Trump's trade war has sent the market into a tailspin, as AMZN has also declined into a bear market. Amazon's fundamentally strong business might help it to fend off the most debilitating effects on its supply chain even as smaller peers suffer. AWS is another highly profitable business that should underpin the tariff tirade, allowing Amazon to capitalize in its scale to gain market share as others reel from the damage.
Amazon (AMZN -3.92%) hasn't been immune to the marketwide sell-off seen lately. And some of the tariffs that President Donald Trump recently announced could heavily affect the company due to where most of the goods it sells come from.
Equities haven't performed well so far in 2025. President Donald Trump's trade wars are creating significant uncertainty, while many fear that a recession might be coming -- something else that could send the stock market in the wrong direction.
Following President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff announcement, stocks plummeted as fears escalated regarding a potential global trade war and how it could impact the global economy. While there certainly could be more pressure on stocks in the coming weeks depending on how this all plays out, it also has created some solid entry points for several top tech stocks where investors can start to at least dip their toes into the stocks.
This week, the stock market recorded its highest losses since the pandemic as investors reacted to the uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariffs.
This week, the stock market recorded its highest losses since the pandemic as investors reacted to the uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariffs.