The outlook for global trade policy in 2019 includes potential delays and disappointments for the Trump administration while outside the U.S. the progress seen in 2018 in creating new trade deals may slow. Also: Apple’s guidance cut is blamed on China’s trade position, which shouldn’t be a surprise; Japan’s automakers are suffering a slowdown in exports; toy manufacturers may be better off moving out of China, even without U.S. tariffs; and Maersk has further cut its container manufacturing business.