Stocks are pulling back more than 1.00% today as continued Iran uncertainty, higher oil prices and elevated volatility weigh on investor sentiment.

With PCE inflation data due Friday but little data today, focus could fixate on oil prices and the war. Adobe reports later, shifting attention to the sagging software sector.

Residents out of the United States and the European Union are expressing concern over rising costs associated with heating oil driven by supply chain bottlenecks and regulatory oversight.

Tomorrow brings PCE prices and job openings data following Adobe earnings later today. Stocks fell sharply as crude neared $100 overnight, with attacks on tankers in focus.

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Investors wait for the February CPI this morning and mull stronger-than-expected earnings from Oracle, with eyes on crude oil as war news continues to drive trading.

Though Wall Street embarked on a massive rebound yesterday, choppiness could remain a feature with crude oil elevated. Oracle reports later today and key CPI data comes tomorrow.

Crude oil prices could continue calling the shots this week as war remains front and center. Last Friday's disappointing jobs report raises new economic questions as CPI looms.

If tensions de-escalate soon, there could be relatively little impact on international markets. However, risks will rise if global energy supplies face a prolonged disruption.