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A battered Trump may escalate the US-China trade war ahead of midterms

  • One way for U.S. President Donald Trump to distract voters from legal concerns encircling his team would be to shift the focus to the ongoing trade war with China, analysts say.
  • "There is a chance that the president could use the trade war as a diversion: We've seen him do it before with international affairs," one expert says.
  • But Trump faces new risks if he escalates the trade war between the world's two largest economies, multiple analysts say.

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