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13 Sept 2026, 18:30 UTC · 2h ago
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10-year Treasury yields have reached approximately 4.8%, surpassing the dividend yields of some blue-chip stocks like PepsiCo. — Higher risk-free rates create a valuation headwind for dividend-paying equities as investors shift toward guaranteed government income.
-0.40PepsiCo (PEP) has maintained a 54-year streak of annual per-share dividend increases. — A long track record of dividend growth provides a hedge against inflation that fixed-rate bonds cannot offer.
+0.20PepsiCo's stock price has fallen 30% from its 2023 peak, though the author views this as a cyclical pullback. — Significant price depreciation creates a more attractive entry point for long-term value investors.
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The author recommends the stock as a long-term passive income play due to its resilient business and 54-year history of dividend growth.
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