Amazon's CEO Andy Jassy stated that the company has not seen a significant decline in consumer spending or an increase in Commodity prices due to the tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump earlier this year. "So far, we have not seen any weakening in demand," Jassy said when asked about the tariffs at Amazon's annual Shareholder meeting on Wednesday. He also noted that Amazon has not observed a significant rise in average prices.
Amazon's CEO: No signs of tariffs weakening demand, Commodity prices remain stable.
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