The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) is scheduled to release second-quarter gross domestic product figures on Thursday, marking the first major economic test for the Tisza government since taking office.
The data will reveal whether the growth momentum seen in the first quarter has persisted or if the initial optimism has faded.
Markets are closely watching the release to gauge the durability of Hungary's economic recovery.
The first quarter delivered a positive surprise, raising expectations for a stronger-than-anticipated annual performance.
However, the second quarter's results will determine if this was a temporary blip or a structural shift in the economy's trajectory.
The stakes are high for the new administration, which faces scrutiny over its ability to deliver tangible economic improvements.