European central bank data reveals that banks tapped the marginal lending facility for €33.0 million, signaling ongoing liquidity management in the eurozone banking system. This modest borrowing activity reflects how institutions are navigating current funding conditions at the ECB's emergency borrowing window. The marginal rate represents the upper corridor of the ECB's interest rate framework, typically used when banks face short-term liquidity pressures. Such borrowing patterns offer clues about banking sector stress levels and money market tightness. While the volume appears contained, monitoring these flows helps traders and analysts gauge eurozone financial stability and potential shifts in monetary conditions ahead.