MEXICO CITY, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank has the margin needed to carry out a "process of calibration" at upcoming monetary policy meetings, deputy governor Omar Mejia said in a podcast interview with bank Banorte released on Wednesday, supporting earlier indications the bank could continue lowering its benchmark interest rate.
Asked about possible challenges emerging from policies in the neighboring United States, Mejia said that Mexico had "solid macro-economic fundamentals".