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Bond Drought in Emerging Markets Lifts Prices as Sales Slump 41%

New sales of emerging-market government bonds have cratered in the second half of the year despite strong demand from international investors, creating a supply shortage that’s supporting prices before an expected rebound in issuance early next year.

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Breakfast News: The Sunday Edition

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Kraft Heinz vs. PepsiCo: Which Consumer Goods Stock Is a Better Buy for 2027?

Kraft Heinz posted a net loss near $3.5 billion while PepsiCo kept growing, but the cheaper valuation may not tell the whole story.

  • Kraft Heinz experienced a 1.5% revenue decline and net loss of nearly $3.5 billion in 2026.
  • PepsiCo reported revenue growth of 6.4% and net income of roughly $10.9 billion in 2026.
  • Analysts suggest PepsiCo may be a more attractive long-term investment due to its higher P/S ratio.

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