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Hungary's "Funding for Growth" scheme lacks punch

The “Funding for Growth” scheme announced by the National Bank of Hungary is not quite as radical as it could have been. This helps to explain the relatively muted reaction in the financial markets, but it also means that the overall impact on lending (and economic growth) is likely to be fairly limited.

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