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① Amazon's revenue and profit in the first quarter both exceeded market expectations, with online advertising revenue growing by 19%; ② however, Amazon's guidance for operating profit in the second quarter was below market expectations, even falling short of the high end of the guidance Range; ③ Amazon warned that the USA's tariff policies could impact its performance, leading to reduced spending by Consumers and affecting its profit guidance.
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The Amazon CEO likened the current tariff war to the COVID-19 pandemic, believing that the company will replicate the success it had during the pandemic in this tariff battle. In response to the uncertainty of tariffs, Amazon has expanded its guidance range, anticipating operating profits for the second quarter to be between $13 billion and $-17.5 billion. In addition, AWS is currently increasing its capacity to meet the growing market demand.
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