Mexican official sees tariffs as U.S. negotiating tool

Investing.com -- Omar Mejia, the deputy governor of Mexico’s central bank, addressed journalists on Wednesday, noting that the U.S. has been using tariffs as a negotiation tool. Mejia spoke after an event in Mexico City, and his comments were focused on the future of North American trade relations, specifically with regard to Mexico’s main trade partners, the U.S. and Canada.

Mejia stated that it is still unclear whether these tariffs will have a long-term impact. He also expressed his expectation that dialogue will continue to be the primary method of negotiation in North America. The deputy governor did not speculate on the potential effects or outcomes of these tariffs, but his comments indicate that the situation is being closely monitored by Mexico’s central bank.

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