AS governments around the world grapple with tracking those infected with the coronavirus (Covid-19) and containment, it is clear that a global market meltdown is inevitable.
What started out as a China-centric health issue has morphed into a global pandemic, upending stock markets from New York to Singapore to Shanghai, disrupting supply chains, holiday plans, manufacturing sectors and different aspects and segments of the real estate industry.
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