Analysts from Rabobank have sounded the alarm on potential Eurozone inflation spikes amidst the Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea. Their foresight indicates a possible 0.5 percentage point increase in inflation over the next two years. However, a de-escalation scenario could mitigate this to a mere 0.1 point surge. Conversely, should the Suez Canal closure persist, inflation could soar by 1.8 percentage points, rattling both the European Central Bank and the financial markets.