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S'pore to feel pinch as US tech curbs on China further hit chipmakers' outlook
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Singapore supplies 11 per cent of the world's semiconductors and 20 per cent of chip-making equipment.
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SINGAPORE - The United States' latest curbs on the ability of tech companies to do business with China are likely to darken the clouds hanging over a semiconductor industry already struggling against the weakening global demand for electronics.
Singapore, which supplies 11 per cent of the world's semiconductors and 20 per cent of chip-making equipment, will feel the pinch as the industry suffers cuts in production and exports due to those curbs.
