The market is now pricing in a 73¢ chance that Putin and Zelensky will next meet in Hungary, up an explosive 57¢ from just 16¢ yesterday. This surge follows Putin's Wednesday meeting with Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto at the Kremlin, with talks focusing on energy supplies and ongoing disputes over the Druzhba pipeline. Hungary has emerged as a key mediator, with the Hungarian parliament adopting a resolution against Ukraine's admission to the EU while simultaneously maintaining diplomatic channels with Russia. The dramatic odds movement suggests traders believe Hungary's neutral stance and Viktor Orbán's relationship with both leaders position Budapest as the most likely venue for any future diplomatic breakthrough.