The global impact of Russia’s crisis (revisited)

The dramatic escalation of Russia’s crisis over the past twenty four hours is clearly not good news for the world economy. Nonetheless, both trade and financial links between Russia and the rest of the world remain too small for Russia’s plight to have major global implications.

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