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<Research>Citi Expects Little Impact on US Semiconductor Equipment Makers from Revoking US Tech Export Waivers to CN
The US is said to be considering revoking waivers that allow certain global semiconductor manufacturers to export US technology to China, Citi Research issued a research report say...
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The US is said to be considering revoking waivers that allow certain global semiconductor manufacturers to export US technology to China, Citi Research issued a research report saying. Affected companies include TSMC (TSM.US)      and Samsung Electronics.

The impact on US semiconductor equipment manufacturers is expected to be minimal, as multinational companies have been reducing manufacturing in China amid uncertainties over the past few years, according to Citi Research.

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