China's energy fortress cracks under Iran-war pressure on supply chains
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China’s manufacturing backbone is coming under acute strain as the Iran conflict drives higher energy prices and disrupts key inputs—petrochemicals, feedstocks, and industrial gases—raising costs for producers and prompting calls for diversification and stockpiling to safeguard growth.
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