China’s commerce ministry says U.S. export controls are destabilising global chip supply chains

China’s Ministry of Commerce has criticised recent U.S. export controls. The ministry says the measures are disrupting global semiconductor supply chains. Officials argue that restrictions limit the flow of key chip components. The statement links the controls to broader China‑U.S. trade tensions. It warns of possible repercussions for international technology markets. Chinese authorities call for a return to open and fair trade practices. The ministry urges the United States to reconsider the export restrictions. Analysts note the comment could heighten diplomatic negotiations over chips. The situation remains a focal point in the ongoing technology rivalry.