Analysts suggest that China may begin looking for ways to make its deals with the United States less dependent on the personal relationship between Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump, after the midterm elections left the U.S. leader in a weaker position to deliver results.
Some observers believe Beijing will start paying closer attention to what the White House can achieve without support in Congress, while others suggest that it may seek closer engagement with the Democratic Party.
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