Amazon CEO Andy Jassy mentioned that some third-party sellers on Amazon may increase prices for customers to offset tariff costs and protect their profit margins, as they might not have enough margin to absorb the additional expenses. President Donald Trump is planning to raise tariffs on Chinese goods to 125% while postponing tariffs on other countries. This move could lead to higher prices for some Amazon sellers due to the tariffs. Jassy emphasized that Amazon is striving to minimize price increases for customers amid the tariff situation. The threat of tariffs has prompted some customers to make purchases in advance or stock up on necessities before possible price hikes. Trump recently delayed tariffs on certain imports from various countries for 90 days but announced an increase in tariffs on goods from China. Jassy noted that Amazon has observed customers engaging in precautionary buying behaviors in response to tariff concerns, although it is uncertain whether this will be a lasting trend. If you have been impacted by tariffs or have a story to share, you can contact the reporter at [email protected].