Relations between Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and US President Donald Trump might change as Washington pushes Tokyo on US car imports. Photo: AFP

Winners and losers: how the trade war ceasefire might affect the fortunes of China’s partners and rivals

The 90-day grace period for world’s leading economies to renegotiate their relationship is an opportunity for other trading nations to reassess theirs

Topic | US-China trade war

Teddy Ng and Keegan Elmer

Published: 7:30pm, 3 Dec, 2018

Updated: 11:37pm, 3 Dec, 2018

Relations between Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and US President Donald Trump might change as Washington pushes Tokyo on US car imports. Photo: AFP

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Teddy Ng

Teddy Ng joined the Post’s China desk in 2011, focusing on the nation’s foreign affairs. He is now deputy editor of the section.

Keegan Elmer

Keegan is a reporter at the Post covering China in world affairs, including US-China relations and China's relationship with its neighbours. He has degrees from the University of Wisconsin, Madison and the University of Helsinki.