So far at least, the crisis in Ukraine doesn’t seem to have had much of an impact on overall exports from or capital flows to the Baltic States, despite their relatively large ties to Russia. However, the decline in confidence in the region, and in Lithuania in particular, as a result of the crisis may be more damaging.
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