MEXICO CITY, April 30 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank governor Guillermo Ortiz said on Wednesday he did not expect a spike in prices for food to spread to other prices or to affect salary negotiations.
"The expectation is that ... prices and wages will not be contaminated," Ortiz said as the bank delivered its quarterly inflation report. (Reporting by Luis Rojas Mena and Noel Randewich)
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