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China Says Japan's Plans for Chip Export Controls Could Damage Business Relations
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China said on Friday Japan's plans for export controls on chips, among other things, could damage business relations. The comments were made by China's Ministry of Commerce (MofCom) in a statement on its official website. MofCom added that it reserved the right to adopt measures to protect its legal rights.
China warns Japan chip curbs would threaten supply chains
As Japan has announced tech and trade curbs including sanctions on some Chinese firms, China made it clear that it reserves the right to take countermeasures to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests, the spokesperson said. China also reaffirmed its stance on ensuring the smooth functioning of global industrial and supply chains.
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