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☆ Beijing jabs in US-China tech fight with chip material export curbs
  + stars: | 2023-07-04 | by ( Amy Lv Brenda Goh | Amy Lv | Brenda Goh | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +6 min
In 2022, top importers of China's gallium products were Japan, Germany and the Netherlands, news website Caixin said, citing customs data. Top importers of germanium products were Japan, France, Germany and the United States, it said. The buyers were anticipating it could take as long as two months to obtain export permits. Jefferies analysts said they saw the export controls as China's second and bigger countermeasure after the Micron ban. "If this action doesn't change the U.S.-China dynamics, more rare earth export controls should be expected."
Persons: Peter Arkell, Jeffries, Janet Yellen, Arkell, Caixin, Morris Young, Roy Lee, Amy Lv, Brenda Goh, Siyi Liu, Kentaro Sugiyama, Joyce Lee, Ben Blanchard, Melanie Burton, Tom Hogue Organizations: China, Companies, Global Mining Association of China, U.S, AXT Inc, Micron, Jefferies, ., Thomson Locations: China, Beijing BEIJING, SHANGHAI, United States, Washington, Beijing, Japan, Germany, Netherlands, France, Europe, Taiwan, South Korea, Yunnan, Shanghai, Tokyo, Seoul, Taipei, Melbourne
☆ What people are saying about China's chipmaking export controls
  + stars: | 2023-07-04 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +2 min
July 4 (Reuters) - China will control exports of some metals used in the semiconductor industry, ramping up a technology war with the United States and potentially causing more disruption to global supply chains. PETER ARKELL, CHAIRMAN OF GLOBAL MINING ASSOCIATION OF CHINA:"It hardly comes as a surprise that China would respond to the American-led campaign to restrict China's access to microchips. With roughly 90% of global production of these minor metals, China has hit the American trade restrictions where it hurts. It is a fantasy to suggest that another country can replace China in the short or even medium term." "Offer prices in the domestic market and the export market have increased to 10,000 yuan ($1,380) per kg and over $1,500 per kg, respectively."
Persons: KAZUMA KISHIKAWA, I've, PETER ARKELL, STEWART RANDALL, Kentaro Sugiyama, Amy Lv, Brenda Goh, Anne Marie Roantree, Tom Hogue Organizations: DAIWA, OF, OF CHINA, WHO, BE, Thomson Locations: China, United States, Japan, U.S, Netherlands, SHANGHAI, CHINA, Europe, Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai
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