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Wolfe Research raises Amazon price target to $320 on AI-driven growth

Wolfe Research lifted its price target for Amazon to $320, up from $315, which translates to roughly a 26% upside based on Tuesday’s closing price. Analyst Shweta Khajuria said the firm remains confident in Amazon’s position as a hyperscaler and highlighted Amazon Bedrock as a key growth engine, even as the market explores open‑weight models.

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  • Wolfe Research lifted Amazon's price target to $320 from $315, implying about 26% upside.
  • Wolfe projects Amazon Bedrock margins to top 50% in 2027 as generative AI demand rises.
  • 62 of 66 analysts rate Amazon a buy or strong buy, and shares have risen ~20% in six months.

The research house projects Bedrock’s profit margins to exceed 50% in 2027, driven by strong demand for generative AI services. Wolfe also pointed to retail supply‑chain investments, faster delivery speeds, and a shift toward everyday essentials as factors that could offset pressure on other business lines. According to LSEG data, 62 of 66 analysts rate Amazon a buy or strong buy, and the stock has risen almost 20% over the past six months.

Wolfe kept its outperform rating, noting that AI‑related services and broader e‑commerce gains together support a bullish outlook for the company.

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