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Shares of machinery-related companies are trading higher in sympathy with Caterpillar after the company reported strong second-quarter financial results. Declining oil prices have also helped ease inflation concerns, with lower financing costs potentially supporting capital investment and demand for heavy equipment and other large industrial purchases.
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