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Asia stocks erase early gains as oil surge weighs; Alphabet results ahead

Asian markets are fluctuating as rising Brent oil prices and anticipation for Alphabet's results offset early gains from a Wall Street climb.

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The brief

Asian shares initially edged higher following a climb on Wall Street, with South Korea and Japan recovering some losses previously caused by AI stock sell-offs. However, global shares are trading mixed as Brent oil continues to rise.

Coverage from AP News, WWLP, WSYR, and WFMZ.com emphasizes that the increase in Brent oil prices is linked to fighting in Iran. While some markets showed recovery, the overall global trend remains mixed.

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Why are Brent oil prices rising?

According to coverage from AP News and WWLP, prices are rising due to fighting in Iran.

How have South Korean and Japanese markets performed?

WFMZ.com reports that these markets have recovered some losses stemming from AI stock sell-offs.

What is the general state of global shares?

Global shares are trading mixed, per reports from AP News and WWLP.

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