Trump Will Decide What a Win Is for Him, Says Aberdeen Standard Investments’s Kelly

The transcript discusses the US-China trade relations, focusing on President Trump's strategy to secure a trade deal with China. It highlights the increasing linkage between trade, intellectual property, and security issues. The discussion also covers China's steadfast approach to negotiations, aiming for a limited trade deal while maintaining its industrial policy. The US strategy is analyzed in the context of the 2020 election, considering the potential impact of the trade war on the labor market and Trump's voter base.

What does the text suggest about the differences in trade deal expectations between the US and China?

In what ways might President Trump's definition of a 'win' in trade negotiations evolve leading up to the 2020 election?