The capital received the government's 120 billion support, from which the solidarity tax of 90 million forints was also deducted.

Gergely Karácsony announced that Budapest will receive a one-time state support of 120 billion HUF to address financial difficulties. Kiss Ambrus confirmed the funds have arrived, allowing the city to cover its solidarity contribution of 90 billion HUF. This support will help settle debts and close the fiscal year positively. Future cooperation may reduce the solidarity contribution, with specifics pending agreements with other municipalities. Budapest committed to achieving 20 billion HUF in operational savings by 2027, with government oversight on the budget. Minister Dávid Vitézy noted that the support covers over 80% of Budapest's previous overpayments, but the government seeks guarantees for the city's financial stability.