Amazon Drops 3%: What Macro Pressure and AI Spending Concerns Mean for AMZN Stock Right Now
Amazon's stock has dropped 3% due to macro pressure and concerns over the company's AI spending. The stock is now down 13% year to date, with investors worried about the potential returns on Amazon's massive AI investments.
Amazon's stock is down 3% after facing pressure on multiple fronts. The company is experiencing a broader macro rotation away from risk assets and growing investor skepticism about its AI spending. Amazon's retail business is also being affected by geopolitical uncertainty and recessionary fears. The company's management has flagged these risks in its Q4 2025 earnings release. Despite the selloff, Amazon's fundamental picture remains strong, with AWS posting $35.58 billion in Q4 2025 revenue. The company's advertising revenue also hit $21.32 billion, up 23% year over year.
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