Goldman Sachs now says there’s a 45 percent chance the US will fall into a recession as the stock market continues to plunge amid the global trade war created by President Trump’s tariff plan.
International markets continued to tumble Monday before the opening bell on Wall Street, and economists are predicting this could be another chaotic week for the stock market.
Put simply, don’t check your 401k today.
So how are Rhode Island’s major publicly traded companies performing? Here’s a look at how they compared last week.
CVS Health
April 4, 2025: $63.66
March 31, 2025: $66.80
⬇️ 4.7 percent
Market cap: $80.26 billion
Textron
April 4, 2025: $60.72
March 31, 2025: $72.65
⬇️ 16.42 percent
Market cap: $11.03 billion
Hasbro
April 4, 2025: $53.96
March 31, 2025: $60.50
⬇️ 10.81 percent
Market cap: $7.53 billion
Citizens Bank
April 4, 2025: $34.27
March 31, 2025: $40.07
⬇️ 14.47 percent
Market cap: $14.98 billion
Washington Trust
April 4, 2025: $26.43
March 31, 2025: $30.32
⬇️ 12.83 percent
Market cap: $509.28 million
United Natural Foods
April 4, 2025: $24.59
March 31, 2025: $26.35
⬇️ 6.68 percent
Market cap: $1.49 billion
Bally’s
April 4, 2025: $11.26
March 31, 2025: $11.80
⬇️ 4.58 percent
Market cap: $546.22 million
AstroNova
April 4, 2025: $8.62
March 31, 2025: $8.90
⬇️ 3.15 percent
Market cap: $64.9 million
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