European Central Bank: Investors underestimate risks such as Iran conflicts, and financial markets may experience sudden sharp corrections

Mars Finance News, May 27 — European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos stated that, as investors have downplayed multiple threats including the Iran conflict, financial markets face the risk of sudden and significant adjustments. The European Central Bank, in its semiannual Financial Stability Review on Wednesday, said that although recent market adjustments have occurred, asset prices still appear "overvalued" by historical standards, and the downside risks posed by geopolitical, fiscal, and macro-financial conditions seem to be "underestimated."
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DrinkWaterBeforeTheMarket
· 3h ago
Fiscal risk is underestimated; I won't say which country is being referred to.
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GateUser-917390d5
· 4h ago
A sudden and significant adjustment, this phrasing is quite tactful.
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LiquidityLullaby
· 5h ago
Deputy governor-level officials make statements; their words carry less weight than the governor's.
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MempoolNomad
· 5h ago
The central bank has finally told the truth; the market is indeed too optimistic.
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ResilientGoldfish
· 5h ago
The European Central Bank is also starting to turn bearish. Are the bulls panicking?
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BridgeBurner
· 5h ago
De Guindos, this warning is quite serious, but who listens?
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Don'tBeACoachForBagholders
· 5h ago
Historical standard measurements are relatively high; does that now count as a new paradigm?
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ProtocolPicnic
· 5h ago
The macroeconomic financial situation is declining, which translates to being cautious of a sharp crash.
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GateUser-16838403
· 5h ago
The semi-annual report keeps crying wolf every time; will this time be accurate?
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