(Berlin Comprehensive News) It is reported that the German government discusses restrictions on the export of chip chemical products to China. When Chinese Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao and German Deputy Prime Minister Habeck expressed concern about Germany's export restriction measures.
Bloomberg Society quoted people familiar with the matter on Thursday (April 27) that as Berlin stepped up its economic opening to China's economic opening, Germany was discussing to restrict Chinese chemicals that are used to produce semiconductor chemicals.
According to the news updated by the website of the Ministry of Commerce on Friday (28th), on the afternoon of April 27, Wang Wentao held talks with Habeck, Vice Premier and Economic and Climate Protection of Berlin, to implement the people's economic and trade consensus on the leadership of the two countries.Preparation of topics such as high -level exchanges such as high -level communication at the next stage, and also expressed concern about Germany's relevant export restriction measures.
According to Bloomberg, if export restrictions are implemented, German companies will not be able to sell chemicals used to produce semiconductors to China.
Reuters reported on Friday (28th) denied this restriction plan.A spokesman for the German Prime Minister's Palace said: "The Federal Prime Minister's Palace has not prohibited plans to export chip chemicals to China."
After the news of the previous restrictions, the stock price of the German chemical giant Merck fell, and another chemical company BASF was also affected to a certain extent.Last year, BASF announced that it invested 10 billion euros (about S $ 14.689 million) to build a new chemical park in Zhanjiang, Guangdong Province, China.
