European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos has stated that the impact of war may have a greater effect on inflation than on economic growth. According to Jin10, Guindos emphasized the potential for geopolitical tensions to drive inflationary pressures, which could overshadow their effects on economic expansion. He noted that while economic growth might be resilient, inflation could see significant upward pressure due to disruptions in supply chains and energy markets. Guindos highlighted the importance of monitoring these developments closely to assess their implications for monetary policy.