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HUNGARY: Tisza Extends Lead Over Ruling Party in Latest Poll

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  • The latest poll by HVG news website shows support for Prime Minister Orban’s Fidesz party sliding to 36% among undecided voters, compared to 47% for opposition leader Peter Magyar’s Tisza party. This marks the first poll to show Tisza with a double-digit lead over the ruling party. Note that Hungary’s next election is expected around April 2026.
  • Minister Gergely Gulyas will hold a regular press briefing following this week’s cabinet meeting.
  • There are no major data releases scheduled for today. Unemployment rate (Est: 4.5%; Prior: 4.5%) and PPI figures for October are due tomorrow morning.
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  • The latest poll by HVG news website shows support for Prime Minister Orban’s Fidesz party sliding to 36% among undecided voters, compared to 47% for opposition leader Peter Magyar’s Tisza party. This marks the first poll to show Tisza with a double-digit lead over the ruling party. Note that Hungary’s next election is expected around April 2026.
  • Minister Gergely Gulyas will hold a regular press briefing following this week’s cabinet meeting.
  • There are no major data releases scheduled for today. Unemployment rate (Est: 4.5%; Prior: 4.5%) and PPI figures for October are due tomorrow morning.