A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

China’s Commerce Ministry said it will keep anti-subsidy duties on U.S. NPA imports in place for another five years, extending a trade-remedy measure rather than letting it lapse. The decision preserves the existing countervailing-duty regime on the product, though the statement did not specify duty rates or affected volumes. It matters because it signals Beijing is maintaining tariff protection for domestic NPA producers despite broader trade tensions with Washington. Traders will watch for the ministry’s detailed duty schedule and any U.S. response, plus whether the move spills over into other bilateral trade cases.