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Asian shares slip as earnings loom, oil weighed by supply

Asian shares and US futures diverge while oil prices retreat amid shifting supply dynamics.

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The brief

Asian markets are mixed, with technology stocks experiencing profit-taking. US stock futures are rising, while oil prices are declining. Recent coverage notes that US stocks trimmed their losses for June.

MSN and Newsday report on the divergence in regional markets and the specific pressure on tech stocks. Newsday links the drop in oil prices to decisions by some exporters to increase output. KFOR highlights the recent reduction in losses for US equities.

Attention is turning to the upcoming release of Federal Reserve minutes. Market movements are also being influenced by supply decisions from oil exporters.

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Quick answers

Why are oil prices falling?

Coverage states prices are declining as some exporters opt to raise output.

What is driving the movement in US futures?

US futures are rising ahead of the release of Federal Reserve minutes.

How are Asian markets performing?

Asian shares are mixed, with reports citing profit-taking in technology stocks.

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