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World · 8 September 2026

What happens next after China limits Japanese chip chemical exports

What happens next after China limits Japanese chip chemical exports

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China's new import controls on dichlorosilane from Japan are provisional, with a final ruling expected later. Japanese companies importing the chemical are now required to pay cash deposits to Chinese customs, with rates reaching as high as 99.2%. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara said Tokyo will "respond appropriately" to avoid unfair harm to its companies.

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