Amazon's Q1 report beats expectations, but concerns over AWS revenue and tariffs impact stock negatively.

From Nasdaq: 2025-05-01 17:09:00

Amazon’s Q1 2025 financial report showed a 9% revenue increase to $155.7 billion, beating expectations. Earnings per share also rose by 62% to $1.59. While AWS revenue missed expectations at $29.3 billion, advertising revenue grew by 19%. Online sales revenue increased by 6%, with plans to expand rural delivery capabilities.

Investors were initially disappointed as Amazon’s stock fell by 2.5% after the report. AWS revenue miss and light guidance for Q2 overshadowed the revenue and earnings beat in Q1. Concerns over tariff tensions with the Trump administration remain, as Amazon denies plans to display tariff costs on listings.

Analysts are watching Amazon closely amidst tariff concerns. Despite denying tariff cost displays on e-commerce listings, Amazon faces ongoing challenges due to its international product sourcing. Investors can explore potential stock opportunities with expert “Double Down” alerts for high-growth companies like Nvidia, Apple, and Netflix available through Stock Advisor membership.



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