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Crude Oil Down Over 5%; Boeing Shares Rise After Q2 Results
US stocks trade higher, Dow up 1% on Tuesday. Boeing gains 5% after reporting Q2 results. Kiniksa Pharma, OPKO Health, Itron, up over 20%.
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