With 97.35 percent of precincts counted, Magyar's centre-right party secured 138 seats in the 199-seat parliament on 53.6 percent of the vote, while nationalist Orban's Fidesz took just 55 seats with 37.8 percent, triggering massive market moves. The TISZA seats market surged to 98¢ from 34¢ for above 132 seats, while Fidesz seats collapsed to 1¢ from 74¢ for above 60 seats, reflecting a complete reversal from pre-election polling.

The centre-right Tisza party's two-thirds majority in parliament would allow it to amend the constitution, providing the supermajority needed to reverse much of Orbán's institutional changes. The margin-of-victory market priced TISZA at 88¢ for a 12-15% victory margin, while the Fidesz vs TISZA matchup reached 82¢, indicating traders saw the outcome as decisive rather than close. Volume exceeded 50,000 across multiple related contracts as the historic political shift unfolded.