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Coronavirus disruption likely to accelerate yield rises

The rise in yields in February suggests that even before the disruption from coronavirus worsened, investors had become more cautious. In the coming months, we expect this to hit transactions hard. As a result, yields are likely to rise at a faster pace and capital values could fall by as much as 10% this year.

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