Luis de Guindos, the Vice President of the European Central Bank, stated that close attention must be paid to the volatile financial markets to prevent uncontrolled downside risks. On Monday, he spoke to members of the European Parliament in Brussels, saying that although the banking system in the eurozone remains resilient, officials cannot let their guard down. Guindos noted that recent turmoil in trade policies has triggered the most severe financial market turmoil since the pandemic, and these developments need to be closely monitored. If the financial markets experience sharp adjustments, especially with the growing scale and influence of Financial Institutions, it could lead to a disorderly situation.