PepsiCo probably raised its prices too much, and now it’ll have to pay, analyst says

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October 10, 2024

PepsiCo Inc. hiked its prices through the pandemic and the supply disruptions that followed, and now the beverage and snacks giant could have to reverse course with more discounts, TD Cowen analysts said Thursday in downgrading the company’s shares.

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PepsiCo probably raised its prices too much, and now it’ll have to pay, analyst says

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