Korea Eyes $10 Billion in Support for Chipmakers
South Korea to Roll Out $10 Billion in Loans Next Year to Support Chip Industry
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea plans to roll out 14 trillion won ($10 billion) of low-interest loans next year to support its chip industry, the finance ministry said, as the sector grapples with Chinese competition and uncertainties over a new U.S. administration.
South Korea to roll out $10 bln in loans next year to support chip industry
South Korea plans to roll out 14 trillion won ($10 billion) of low-interest loans next year to support its chip industry, the finance ministry said, as the sector grapples with Chinese competition and uncertainties over a new U.
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