China's Foreign Ministry says it has repeatedly outlined its position on US chip exports to China, calls on the US to take action to maintains stable supply chains

China's Foreign Ministry reiterating its stance on US chip exports signals heightened tensions in tech-related trade and could provoke reactions in global equities.

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China's Foreign Ministry says it has repeatedly outlined its position on US chip exports to China, calls on the US to take action to maintains stable supply chains

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By calling for actions to stabilize supply chains, this indicates a desire for constructive dialogue, but also highlights the fragility of current relations and potential risks to supply chains, especially for tech and manufacturing sectors.

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