SANTIAGO, April 7 (Reuters) - The head of Chile's central bank said on Monday that it is still too early to determine the impacts that U.S. tariffs will have on the local economy.
Speaking to reporters in Santiago, central bank governor Rosanna Costa said that while the local currency fell, along with interest rates and the local stock market, longer-term impacts will depend on whether countries enact reciprocal tariffs, worsening the global outlook, or if negotiations take place to ease the economic outlook.