The government presented how it would turn from Orbán's exhausted model towards the introduction of the euro.

The Hungarian government forecasts modest growth with higher deficit and debt in its Medium-Term Economic Policy and Budget Program. The deficit target has been raised to 7.5% due to previously hidden expenditures. Plans aim to reduce the deficit below 5% next year and to 3% by 2030, although these figures are seen as aspirational. Public debt is expected to rise next year before gradually decreasing. Inflation is projected to stabilize around the central bank's target of 2.5% by late 2028. The government plans to cut operational costs and utilize EU funds to achieve savings. Analysts believe the budget is tight but achievable, potentially satisfying credit rating agencies.