China says it opposes unilateral sanctions and "long-arm jurisdiction", following the 25% tariff on US trade for countries doing business with Iran

China's opposition to unilateral sanctions and long-arm jurisdiction highlights ongoing tensions with the U.S., particularly regarding tariffs on countries engaging in trade with Iran.

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This stance could escalate trade frictions, impacting global markets, particularly in commodities and currencies. Traders should watch for potential volatility in energy prices and safe-haven assets as geopolitical uncertainties persist.

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