The listlessness of the Mexican market also had adverse effects on the Central American countries, where the weakness of United States demand was compounded by the severe crisis that continued to plague the coffee industry, which had serious repercussions for agricultural production and employment.
La mollesse du marché mexicain a également nui aux pays d'Amérique centrale où la faible demande des États-Unis a été aggravée par la crise qui ravage l'industrie du café et, par contrecoup, la production et l'emploi agricoles.