Amazon's Prime Day event generated a record $26.4 billion in U.S. online spending over four days, slightly surpassing Adobe's estimate of $26.3 billion. The sales surge was driven by steady discounts on electronics, apparel, and toys, with consumers using buy-now-pay-later options for 6.6% of orders. Analysts note that tax refunds and consumers stretching budgets with deals contributed to the strong performance, though consumer fatigue may limit future spending. Amazon's stock rose over 4%, supported by positive earnings expectations ahead of the July 30 report and solid analyst ratings with price targets around $320-$350.
Hyperscaler stocks such as Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Google are currently trading at compressed valuations due to rising AI infrastructure costs, especially in memory. However, AI-generated revenue for these companies is beginning to outpace capit...
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