Cascading shocks from a closed Strait of Hormuz drive Brent toward $120 and force Gulf states back to fuel-oil power, while Trump's break with diplomatic protocol on Taiwan sets the stage for Chinese military pressure and Huawei completes its takeover of China's AI chip market from a retreating Nvidia.

Web fact-check confirms Huawei is already at 41% China AI chip share with industry analysts projecting 60% this year. The 'exceed Nvidia sales in China' bar is therefore almost mechanically met given Nvidia's H200 pullout and the structural trend. Two technologist proposals (P=0.69 and P=0.72) converge on this outcome. Skeptic noted timeline risk but the recent data already validates the directional shift. Xi's strategic priority of chip self-sufficiency (per leader profile) ensures government procurement will continue favoring Huawei. The main risk is definitional — what counts as 'sales' — but the trajectory is unambiguous. I anchor at 0.78, above both analyst estimates, given the already-confirmed market share data.