On April 13, analysts from ING released a report highlighting the unexpected strength of the mandate for change following Hungary's recent elections. According to Jin10, the analysts noted that the two-thirds majority secured by the new government reduces short-term policy uncertainty and raises expectations for institutional reforms, potentially improving relations with the European Union and enhancing fiscal credibility faster than anticipated. However, they cautioned that structural changes might require more than one political term to fully implement. Despite potential short-term fiscal deterioration due to the abolition of legacy budgets, the analysts believe that the long-term benefits could convince market participants to allow the new government the necessary time to reshape the nation.