Stock futures are pointing to a higher open on Tuesday, putting major indexes on track to hit new record highs, as investors digest a slew of quarterly results from major companies.

Dow Jones is under pressure due to strong pullbacks in Unitedhealth Group and Boeing stocks. Unitedhealth Group is down by 6% as traders react to the disappointing second-quarter report. Boeing declined by 4.2% after the company announced that certification of its new models was delayed until 2026.

U.S. equities are poised for gains at the open on Tuesday, with futures on the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all trending upward in pre-market activity. The advance follows a mixed but resilient close on Monday,

Norwegian Cruise Line NCLH slipped 0.3% while fellow MarketSurge 250 name and rival cruise line Carnival CCL turned higher, rising less than 0.1%. Early movers on the stock market today were Broadcom AVGO, Palantir Technologies PLTR, Tesla TSLA and Uber Technologies UBER.

Shares of UnitedHealth and Boeing are retreating Tuesday afternoon, dragging the Dow Jones Industrial Average into negative territory.

Dow Jones Industrial Average trades at 44,901.92, approaching record territory. S&P 500 hits new highs amid Japan trade deal, strong earnings, and Fed stability.

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Dow Jones futures rise ahead of the US market opening on Monday, trading around 45,160, up by 0.18%, during European hours. Meanwhile, S&P 500 Futures are up by 0.31% to 6,445, and Nasdaq 100 Futures appreciate 0.50% to trade near 23,530.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded lower Monday afternoon, nearing the session low, as investors awaited Big Tech earnings, the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, inflation and jobs reports due later this week.

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Tokyo stocks opened lower Tuesday, weighed down by an overnight decline of the U.S. Dow Jones index on caution amid U.S.-China trade

Dow Jones index was near the day's lows and lost more than 200 points. Tariffs are soon approaching with one exception.