Hungary: Fidesz’s third term starts as economic cycle turns

Fidesz-KDNP’s sweeping victory in Sunday’s parliamentary election in Hungary has been welcomed by local financial markets, but the late stage of the economic cycle means the government’s next term is likely to be characterised by higher inflation and slower growth than the last term.

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