Even as inflation bites, customers are continue to turning to Amazon

Even as inflation bites, customers are continue to turning to Amazon


An Amazon Primary truck is pictured as it crosses the George Washington Bridge on Interstate Route 95 throughout Amazon’s two-working day “Primary Early Access Sale” buying event for Amazon members in New York, Oct 11, 2022.

Mike Segar | Reuters

A spate of fresh facts this week confirmed shoppers are experience the sting from large inflation. When that very likely suggests additional ache for retail stocks, new Wall Street study indicates club keeping Amazon (AMZN) is consumers’ most desired on the internet browsing system, buttressing the Club’s extensive-term perception in the e-commerce big.



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