US officials say that China's top chipmaker SMIC (981 HK) provided chipmaking technology to Iran's military

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The news that China's top chipmaker SMIC has allegedly supplied chipmaking technology to Iran's military presents significant geopolitical risks. This escalates tensions between the U.S. and China, potentially leading to more sanctions and trade restrictions which could impact supply chains and commodity markets. In the immediate term, the implications for energy markets, particularly oil, may be pronounced as fears of further sanctions could cause volatility across various asset classes.

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