China Condemns US Chip Export Controls as 'Economic Bullying'

China's Ministry of Commerce accuses the U.S. of weaponizing export controls, specifically targeting high-tech exports by Dutch companies to China, and calls for the Dutch government to support compliant trade. This comes after the Dutch government restricted ASML, a key semiconductor manufacturing equipment maker, from exporting certain products to China, following U.S. export controls aimed at limiting Chinese military access to advanced semiconductor technology. China vows to take necessary measures to protect its business interests, while Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao expresses serious concerns about U.S. chip export controls in a call with U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.
- China says the U.S. has 'weaponized' chip export controls CNBC
- China Voices Concern Over Chip Curbs in Call With Raimondo Bloomberg
- China slams US chip export control, supressing China's semiconductor industry China Daily
- China accuses US of 'economic bullying' due to semiconductors ban Al Mayadeen English
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