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$Pepsi(PEP)$ PepsiCo (ticker PEP) is currently trading at its 52-week low following its latest quarterly earnings report. However, it’s not just a one-year low—the stock has now dropped to a four-year low. The last time it traded at this level, around $143.50 per share, was in May 2021. This decline is significant for several reasons, but one key takeaway is the company’s dividend yield history. At present, PepsiCo has its highest starting dividend yield in over five years, and even when looking at the past decade, including the 2020 market downturn, this remains one of the highest levels. Currently, PepsiCo’s dividend yield stands at 3.71%, with a 10-year average dividend growth rate of 7.7% and a five-year rate of 7%. In 2024, the company announc

After opening the session on a downbeat note following an underwhelming earnings report from Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL), stocks found some momentum later in the day, bolstered in part by semiconductor giant Nvidia (NVDA) and other artificial intelligence (AI) players. The stock market showed a positive trend, although index performance was mixed due to declines in major stocks. S&P 500 gained 0.39%, NASDAQ also gained 0.19% after it was playing with an unchanged mark for most of the session, the DJIA has the largest gain of 0.71%. Despite challenges, market breadth was positive, with advancers outnumbering decliners by nearly a 2-to-1 ratio on both the NYSE and the Nasdaq. Trade Balance Report Show Widening Deficit We saw the December Trade Balance Report giving a widening deficit

$Mapletree PanAsia Com Tr(N2IU.SI)$ Basic Profile & Key Statistics Key Indicators Performance Highlight MPACT reported declines in gross revenue, NPI, and DPU YoY, primarily due to the divestment of Mapletree Anson in July 2024, weaker overseas contributions, and adverse currency impacts from a stronger SGD against JPY, HKD, and RMB. Rental Reversion Portfolio rental reversion for the year-to-date stands at 4.6%, driven solely by positive rental reversions in Singapore properties. All other regions in the portfolio experienced negative reversions, highlighting the resilience of the domestic market compared to overseas challenges. Shopper Traffic & Tenant Sales Shopper traffic rose 0.4% YoY, though tenant sales dipped 2.8% due to on