Key Points Interest rates have soared, reinflating bond yields to levels last seen in 2006 when they were on the way down. As a result, income-seeking investors are now faced with a choice they haven’t been forced to make in a while. Meanwhile, PepsiCo offers investors the potential for income growth and capital appreciation. 10 stocks we like better than PepsiCo › This year's rapid rise in interest rates has given income investors much to think about. Longer-dated bonds now offer bigger yields than some of the market's highest-regarded dividend stocks. For instance, 10-year Treasuries are now paying 4.8% (and are headed toward 2023's multi-year peak of just under 5%).
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