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<p>Amazon CEO compares the current tariff war to the COVID-19 pandemic, believing the company will replicate its success during the pandemic in the tariff war. To address the uncertainty of tariffs, Amazon has expanded its guidance range, expecting second-quarter operating profit to be between $13 billion and $17.5 billion. In addition, AWS is currently increasing its capacity to meet the growing market demand</p>

- Amazon CEO Andy Jassy expressed optimism about the company's resilience amid current tariff uncertainties during the Q1 earnings call.  
- He highlighted that Amazon's extensive product selection and low prices have helped customers during economic uncertainty, particularly during the pandemic, and emphasized the importance of maintaining low prices despite potential tariff impacts.  
- The company expects Q2 operating profit between $13 billion and $17.5 billion, lower than market expectations, citing tariffs and trade policies as influencing factors.

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Amazon conference call: The company will become "stronger" in the tariff war, expanding the Q2 guidance range, and "removing some products" to maintain low prices