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PepsiCo Implements Up to 15% Price Cuts on Doritos, Lay's and Other Snacks Amid Consumer Pressure

PepsiCo's Valuation: A Comprehensive Analysis

Catalyst<ul> <li>Small and Medium fund flows show positive inflow trends suggesting growing investor interest in PEP.</li></ul>Risk<ul> <li>Large fund flows show a negative trend indicating reduced confidence from major investors in PEP.</li> <li>Technical indicators suggest a weak market trend with bearish signals dominating and no clear direction.</li></ul>

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PepsiCo is cutting prices on core snack brands like Doritos, Lay's, and Cheetos by up to 15% to address consumer concerns over affordability and declining volumes. PepsiCo announced a $10 billion share buyback program and 15% price cuts on key U.S. snack lines, contributing to a 2.04% stock rally. PepsiCo increased its quarterly dividend to $1.4225 per share, reflecting a 5% raise and continuing its 54th consecutive annual increase. PepsiCo shares surged 12.67% from January 29 to February 4, breaking above the $165 resistance level and approaching a 13-month high. JP Morgan raised PepsiCo's price target to $176, citing confidence in the company's turnaround strategy and margin expansion plans.

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