Lithuanians are warming to the euro …
… or at least according to a new Barometer poll. Conducted between Jan. 16 and Jan. 19, the poll finds that six out of ten people think that having the euro, which arrived in Lithuania on Jan. 1 this year, is a good thing for Lithuania — while roughly a quarter still believe its arrival and replacement of the old national currency, the Litas, is not a good thing.
It’s a big increase from previous polls: nearly two-thirds of people now think the outcome of joining the eurozone will be positive (63 percent), up ...
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