The ECB warns that the Middle East conflict threatens euro area financial stability through energy disruptions, rising inflation, and non-bank sector vulnerabilities.

ECB's Isabel Schnabel warns growth will suffer more than expected from energy shock tied to Middle East tensions, signaling possible monetary policy tightening.

ECB chief economist Philip Lane warns Middle East tensions could push eurozone inflation to 4.4% in 2026, with implications for interest rates and crypto markets.