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The Dutch government suspended its supervisory powers over Nexperia and returned control to Chinese owner Wingtech, easing a dispute that had disrupted global automotive chip supplies. The suspension is meant as a goodwill gesture as negotiations with China continue. Wingtech shares rose as much as 5.2% in Shanghai trading.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02The Dutch government suspended its supervisory powers over Nexperia and returned control to
00:06Chinese owner Wingtech, easing a dispute that had strained global automotive chip supplies,
00:11according to Bloomberg. Economic Affairs Minister Vincent Kremens said the Netherlands dropped
00:16its authority over Nexperia as a show of goodwill while continuing talks with Chinese officials.
00:21China said the suspension is a positive first step, but war in the unrepealed order remains
00:25the root cause of the chip disruption. Wingtech technology shares rose up to 5.2% in Thursday
00:30morning trading in Shanghai. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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