We recently released a list 10 stock analysts are talking about Trump's tariff war. In this article, we will explore where the position of PepsiCo (NASDAQ:PEP) and other stocks analysts are talking about Trump’s tariff war.

The market saw some hope when President Donald Trump said he did not intend to fire Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and showed openness to talks with China. However, China said in a statement that if the negotiations are serious, the United States should remove all unilateral responsibilities.

Andrew Slimmon, senior portfolio manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, explained in CNBC’s latest plan that Trump blinked:

“I think… April 9 was a big day because that day Trump came out and said I didn’t like what I saw in the bond market, and I didn’t like Jamie Diamon saying there was a recession coming, he said, “So I let the pause for 90 days.” "So, I think, what he really said is that tariffs are important to me, but the recession is worse, so his priorities basically give you the sign that there is a sign of Trump there, and I think it's 10 15."

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Number of hedge fund investors: 58

Jim Cramer discusses the latest research report on PepsiCo (NASDAQ:PEP) in CNBC's latest plan, which talks about the impact of rising snack prices on the company:

"There is a study today that symbolizes why this market is so difficult. So Bank of America is everywhere, a staunch supporter of Pepsi, downgrades. Basically speaking, snacks are too expensive. They enjoy it on drinks. When I read this, I said, I said, I like it the most. These food companies have raised prices, raised prices, raised prices, and then got too expensive in the meantime." They are talking about convenience stores and working class people who can't buy things because you can do a lot in cutting costs. However, the only way you get more is to cut twice. ”