PepsiCo Lowers Profit Outlook and Raises €1 Billion in Bonds Amid North American Struggles
The company cut its full-year forecast due to higher costs and lagging sales in North America while issuing a bond deal.
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First reported by CNBC, 1h 34m ahead of the next publisher · who breaks stories first
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The odds
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Price data
| Time | Chance of yes |
|---|---|
| now | 2% |
| 9 Oct, 09:27 UTC | 3% |
| 7 Oct, 13:26 UTC | 90% |
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The story so far
7 publishers have covered this in 11 articles since 8 Oct 2026. CNBC published first, on 8 October at 10:06 UTC; Quartz followed 1h 34m later. The most recent article, from Quartz, appeared on 9 October at 11:30 UTC.
Outlets reporting it: CNBC (major outlet), Bloomberg Markets (major outlet), The New York Times (major outlet), Quartz, All Content from Business Insider, Fortune, MarketWatch.
One prediction market prices this story:
- Away from Home — resolved “No” on 9 Oct 2026.
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How it unfolded
Every source in the order it published, with the odds on Away from Home at that moment. A dash means the source published before we started tracking prices.
- CNBCPepsiCo earnings top estimates, but company lowers full-year forecast90%
- QuartzPepsiCo cut Lay's and Doritos prices by up to 15%, and North America still stalled90%
- Bloomberg MarketsPepsiCo Lowers Outlook on Higher North America Costs90%
- Bloomberg MarketsPepsiCo Lowers Guidance; Levi Strauss Sales Growth Disappoints | Stock Movers90%
- All Content from Business InsiderPepsi says drinkers are pulling back and buying less of its namesake beverage90%
- The New York TimesShifting Eating Habits Push PepsiCo to Weigh Options, Including a Split90%
- Fortune‘We don’t feel good’: PepsiCo plans price hike on Doritos, Ruffles, SunChips and sodas after offsetting costs with $178 million tariff refund90%
- MarketWatchPepsiCo CEO’s message to employees: If you’re not producing growth, you’re out90%
- Bloomberg MarketsBarclays’ Lauren Lieberman on PepsiCo Earnings90%
- Bloomberg MarketsPepsiCo Is Raising €1 Billion a Day After Cutting Profit Outlook90%
- QuartzPepsiCo is cutting its full-year profit outlook and targeting structural cost reductions3%▼87 points since the previous source
- Market resolved: No
Sources
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- PepsiCo Is Raising €1 Billion a Day After Cutting Profit Outlook Bloomberg Markets ·
- Barclays’ Lauren Lieberman on PepsiCo Earnings Bloomberg Markets ·
- Shifting Eating Habits Push PepsiCo to Weigh Options, Including a Split The New York Times ·
- PepsiCo Lowers Guidance; Levi Strauss Sales Growth Disappoints | Stock Movers Bloomberg Markets ·
- PepsiCo Lowers Outlook on Higher North America Costs Bloomberg Markets ·
- PepsiCo earnings top estimates, but company lowers full-year forecast CNBC ·
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- PepsiCo is cutting its full-year profit outlook and targeting structural cost reductions Quartz
- PepsiCo CEO’s message to employees: If you’re not producing growth, you’re out MarketWatch
- ‘We don’t feel good’: PepsiCo plans price hike on Doritos, Ruffles, SunChips and sodas after offsetting costs with $178 million tariff refund Fortune
- Pepsi says drinkers are pulling back and buying less of its namesake beverage All Content from Business Insider
- PepsiCo cut Lay's and Doritos prices by up to 15%, and North America still stalled Quartz
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- Resolved Away from Home No 29d ago
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- PepsiCo
- Ramon Laguarta
- Lauren Lieberman