Stocks continue to march to the upside as hope around Iran peace talks, lower oil prices and a cooler-than-expected PPI report provide an assist to the bulls.

JPMorgan Chase and other major banks report before the open, with PPI also due after a rally to begin the week. The S&P 500 Index is now above where it was before the war began.

There's a fight over war funding looming in Congress after a return from the Easter break, and uncertainty around the timing of the Fed chair confirmation hearing remains.

Equity markets rallied back on Monday, led by software stocks and following a contentious weekend in geopolitical events.

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While the temporary truce is welcome news, critical questions are still unanswered and the possibility for a wide range of potential outcomes for the Iran War remains.

PCE returns data to the front burner after stocks posted a robust rally yesterday in response to a fragile ceasefire. Strait traffic didn't immediately improve but oil plunged.