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Stock futures are mostly higher Tuesday following better-than-expected earnings reports from Johnson & Johnson and Goldman Sachs and upbeat reading on retail sales.

European stock markets and Wall Street futures traded higher Tuesday after strong earnings from investment bank Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and health care products maker Johnson & Johnson — but a surprising spike in U.S. producer price pressures capped the gains.

Licensing revenue is holding up at VMware Inc. thanks to early contract renewals and pre-sales of new software, Jefferies & Co. said Tuesday as he upgraded the company.

Despite multibillion dollar potential, Aetna Inc. and UnitedHealth Group Inc. will likely only benefit modestly from new military health insurance contracts, an analyst at Deutsche Bank-North America said Tuesday.

Cinemark Holdings Inc.’s recent debt offering clears the way for a rollout of digital projectors and 3-D technology, an analyst said as he upgraded the movie theater chain’s stock.

Stock index futures briefly turned negative on Tuesday following a report that pointed to underlying weakness in consumer spending in June.

A KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst said Monday that Callaway Golf Co. appears poised for double-digit sales declines in the third quarter but still reiterated a “Buy” rating on the company.

Heavy equipment dealers believe the market will remain weak for the rest of the year with sales in western Europe down steeply, an analyst said Tuesday as he slashed his profit estimates for Caterpillar Inc.

A KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst said Monday that Callaway Golf Co. appears poised for double-digit sales declines in the third quarter but still reiterated a “Buy” rating on the company.