Chip stocks fall: TSMC, Samsung, and Hynix in the crosshairs! Chip manufacturers facing US export restrictions?
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The US is considering revoking key export licenses for TSMC, Samsung, and Hynix. This represents a new low in the power struggle for control of the chip industry. Amid growing geopolitical tensions between the US and China, the US Department of Commerce is apparently considering a drastic tightening of its export policy toward Chinese semiconductor manufacturing sites. According to insiders, the special licenses for South Korean chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix, as well as Taiwanese industry giant TSMC, are primarily at risk. Special export licenses could be revoked. The companies in question have held so-called validated export licenses since October 2022. Read the full article...© 2025 wallstreetONLINE
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