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Further yield hardening means peripheral markets will be vulnerable

Greece’s future in the euro-zone is still far from secure, and upcoming general elections in Portugal, Spain and Ireland could lead to significant political changes. Nevertheless, given that property markets have generally shrugged off such risks so far, further yield compression seems likely.

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