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China Tightens Chip Material Dispute with Japan
China has announced economic measures against Japanese imports of dichlorosilane, a substance used in semiconductor manufacturing, by imposing deposit requirements of up to 99.2% on importing companies. These steps are part of retaliatory actions in a diplomatic dispute related to tensions over Taiwan. The measures follow an anti-dumping investigation that began in January and aim to protect the domestic industry, which has been heavily impacted by Japanese competition, despite Japan remaining the global leader in producing this ultra-pure material. This comes ahead of an expected visit by the Japanese Prime Minister to the United States. Tensions between Beijing and Tokyo are escalating over Taiwan-related intentions, as China seeks to strengthen its support for the upper tiers of the semiconductor supply chain.
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