China winning the "trade war" is a bit like saying Musk is cashing out 100% of his $150B compensation package.
All Export nations want one thing: higher Terms of Trade (ToT).
ToT ↑ = good; ToT ↓ = bad.
ToT = Price of exports / Price of imports X 100.
China's ToT has been trending lower since the 2016 Presidential Election.
China ToT vs Imports '08 - '18:
Balance of Trade (in relation to 2016 US Presidential Election):

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Dow 30:

Global Capital Flows:
Yuan approaching 10-year high:

Aussie.
If 36% of Australia's exports go to China, and China is having a slow down, should that put upward pressure or downward pressure on aussie? What might this imply for AUD/USD, near term? The answer is pretty clear.
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