The European Commission just rolled out a fresh €90 billion loan package for Ukraine—basically Plan B after EU leaders couldn't nail down an agreement on seizing Russian assets to finance the aid. The move came less than four weeks after that earlier negotiation hit a wall. This shift in approach signals the bloc's commitment to supporting Ukraine through direct lending rather than waiting for consensus on asset seizure mechanisms. The funding injection could reshape capital flow dynamics across European markets and beyond, potentially influencing investor sentiment toward risk assets and emerging economies.