TOKYO - Global chip sales are expected to rise 19.7 percent to $527.22 billion in 2021, as demand has been far outstripping supply in the consumer electronics and auto sectors, and the world economy is rebounding from the coronavirus pandemic slump, according to estimates by an industry body.
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