
Mexico's Finance Minister Marcelo Ebrard warned that the U.S. would hurt itself by imposing a 25% tariff on goods from the former country, including car parts and vehicles made for American automakers.
During a news conference in Mexico City, which was streamed on YouTube, he highlighted that one clear example of the negative impact would be the increased cost of pickup trucks, which are very popular with U.S. buyers. According to him, the price of these trucks could go up by an average of $3,000 due to the tariffs.