AMZN stock is trading at 219.78 USD, showing an increase of 0.75% compared to the previous day, according to data from Polygon. However, the weekly trend indicates a decrease of -3.45%, while the monthly trend reflects a decrease of -2.47%, with fluctuations ranging between a minimum of 218.15 USD and a maximum of 238.24 USD over the past month.

The global economic context presents a debt amounting to $338 trillion, a factor that could influence the Bank of Japan's decisions regarding interest rates. The OECD has issued warnings about a weakening of global growth, attributing it to trade tensions and political uncertainty. Additionally, Amazon is developing a $35 billion business that is transforming the way companies operate.

Analyzing the weekly performance of various stocks reveals a notable divergence. While some e-commerce companies such as JD.com, Inc. and Alibaba show positive growth, other companies in the technology and retail sectors, including Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Netflix and Shopify, are experiencing setbacks. This disparity could be indicative of changes in consumer preferences, company-specific challenges, or broader fluctuations in market sentiment.

An analysis of Amazon's financial results reveals total revenues of 670 billion USD, generating a gross profit of 332.38 billion USD. Operating income reached 76.19 billion USD, while net income attributable to common stockholders was 70.62 billion USD, with an average of 31.77 billion USD basic shares. This data corresponds to the TTM (trailing twelve months) period.

Regarding recent news, Amazon will pay $2.5 billion to settle a lawsuit with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), according to Yahoo. In addition, Amazon Ads has launched a new artificial intelligence tool that allows advertisers to quickly create polished and multi-format advertising campaigns. On the other hand, the CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS) has expressed criticism of staff for the slow pace of product launches, according to Reuters.