South Korea policy chief Kim says the chip industry secures four month's worth of helium and it is premature to discuss a second extra budget

Kim's remarks emphasize the importance of helium supply for the chip industry, signaling some stability in that sector for the next few months.

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However, his caution against discussing an additional budget indicates potential fiscal restraint or prioritization of existing resources, which could affect broader economic policy and sentiment. Monitoring how this balancing act influences investor confidence in South Korea's tech sector will be key.

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