EU Tightens Scrutiny on Online Shopping: 6% Penalty on the Agenda

The European Union is preparing a new regulatory proposal aimed at banning sales tactics that mislead consumers in online shopping. The proposal seeks to simplify the cancellation processes for digital subscriptions and require social media influencers to disclose advertising content. Monetary penalties of up to 6% of global annual turnover are envisaged for companies that fail to comply with the new rules. This regulation is considered a significant step toward strengthening consumer rights in the digital environment and preventing misleading practices. The EU's move may increase compliance costs for companies operating in the e-commerce sector, while aiming to offer consumers a more transparent shopping experience. If the regulation comes into force, significant changes are expected in digital subscription services and social media advertising. Not investment advice.

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The EU's plan for strict oversight and a 6% penalty on online shopping increases regulatory risk perception for e-commerce giants such as AMZN. However, the impact may be limited because the news is not directly specific to AMZN and does not yet include a legal sanction. On the technical side, the price is above the SMA20 and SMA50, RSI is around 60, and MACD is very close to the signal line; short-term momentum is positive but not in overbought territory. Therefore, the selling pressure from the news may be short-lived, and the 266-267 band should be monitored as support. Nevertheless, the potential for regulatory headlines to create negative sentiment across the sector should not be ignored.

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