With inflation running above 3%, fixed income loses purchasing power, but three dividend stocks—Automatic Data Processing (ADP), PepsiCo, and NextEra Energy—have mechanisms to raise dividends annually and keep pace with inflation. ADP benefits from wage-driven pricing and interest on client funds, PepsiCo leverages strong brand pricing power despite rising input costs, and NextEra grows dividends through regulated rate increases tied to capital investments. These stocks offer varying yields and growth rates, providing options for investors seeking income that grows with inflation.
As of Oct 28, 2026 21:02 WIB, Automatic Data Processing (ADP) trades at USD 287.18 with a 1-day change of -1.93%, while PepsiCo (PEP) is priced at USD 132.24, down 0.94% for the day on Pluang. ADP shows strong buying interest with 100% buy orders, contrasting with PepsiCo's mixed order activity at 60% buy and 40% sell. Notably, PepsiCo offers a higher dividend yield of 4.43%, compared to ADP's 2.32%, highlighting different income profiles for investors on the platform.
For the four weeks ending October 10, 2026, US private employers added an average of 16,750 jobs per week, marking a slowdown in hiring for the second consecutive week. This data comes from the ADP National Employment Report's weekly update, the NER ...
Four Dividend Kings—Automatic Data Processing, Cincinnati Financial, Johnson & Johnson, and Lowe's—have each raised dividends for over 50 years, showing strong cash flow coverage and resilience through economic cycles. These companies offer dependabl...
