Economy

Lithuanian growth prospects unfazed by China row – for now

While the row with China has not yet influenced the short-term economic development of Lithuania, jittery investors might be a risk for medium and long-term growth prospects, Tadas Povilauskas, chief economist of Lithuania’s largest bank, told EURACTIV.

A container ship is leaving the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda.

A cargo ship leaves the Lithuanian port of Klaipėda, 1 August 2020. [Vaidotas Grybauskas (shutterstock)]

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Updated: 29-09-2024

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