Mexico central bank governor Agustin Carstens said on Friday he is "implicitly" factoring in the possibility of Republican hopeful Donald Trump becoming U.S. president in the bank's economic risk models.
In an interview with El Financiero/Bloomberg Carstens was asked whether the chances of Trump, a persistent critic of the North American Free Trade Agreement, becoming the next president of the United States was in the central bank's risk models.
"Well, explicitly, no," Carstens said. "But implicitly all of us have it in our heads, this possibility."
Carstens was also asked about Mexican monetary policy in the . . .
