0001＠くコ:彡 ★2019/07/10(水) 18:05:31.62ID:skaWfi059 How China can win a ‘trade war’ between Japan and South Korea
- Chinese companies including Huawei are well-placed to capitalise as Seoul and Tokyo take aim at each other’s tech firms, analysts say
- Meanwhile, Beijing’s diplomats have another reason to smile
Japan and South Korea could be good news for China, both economically and diplomatically, observers say.
With Tokyo’s export restrictions on South Korean firms likely to prove mutually destructive, Chinese manufacturers could gain a competitive edge, according to analysts, while the souring of relations between two key US allies is likely to leave Beijing’s diplomats rubbing their hands.
On Tuesday Tokyo vowed to stand behind its decision to restrict exports vital to its neighbour’s tech industry, despite a claim by Trade Minister Hiroshige Seko that it was “open to talks”. This suggested it had been unmoved by South Korean President
Moon Jae-in’s threat that Seoul was prepared to take “necessary countermeasures”.
With the technology cold war now underway, new revenue sources are starting to appear on the radar in China. These semiconductor, display and electronics companies are flush with cash and ambition, making it likely they’ll provide growth that staid North Asian incumbents can’t offer. 0325名無しさん＠１周年2019/07/10(水) 19:53:04.31ID:MS/39tfT0>>320 レアアース事件で日本に輸出規制をかけた中国がものを言えない状況なんだろうなｗ 米国はどちらの国も同盟国だから意見を言わないだけ 0326名無しさん＠１周年2019/07/10(水) 19:53:14.68ID:eGg4H0mw0>>255 国際的な信用は失ったんじゃない？よくわからんとこに管理せず流してて、ただでさえスパイ天国って揶揄されて同盟機密とかハブられたりしてるのに 0327名無しさん＠１周年2019/07/10(水) 19:54:38.53ID:n1MV+fdp0>>322 中国に限らず世界中の人がそう思ってるよw
