Financial turmoil to push German yields higher

Yields in Germany's key real estate segments will rise sooner than previously forecast in the wake of the credit crunch, according to Frank Billand, board member of Union Investment, one of Germany's largest open-ended funds. 'With borrowing costs rising and higher equity ratios being demanded, higher yields will be required, ...

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