Trade
South Korea Wants US ‘Carrots’ for Embracing China Chip Curbs
- Incentives make it easier to embrace US policy, minister says
- Tighter US curbs will likely hurt Korea-China trip trade
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South Korea seeks more flexibility and incentives from the US to encourage Seoul’s compliance with additional curbs on advanced semiconductor exports to China that Washington is considering, according to its trade minister.