Environment
Munich Re estimates that insured losses in 2025 will reach $108 billion due to wildfires and storms
Munich Re reported in a report on Tuesday that global insured losses from disasters dropped to $108 billion. The German reinsurer stated that the U.S. mainland avoided hurricanes for the first time since 10 years. The total estimate of Munich Re for the last year is $107 billion higher than Swiss Re's, which was published in December. Insured losses accounted for $98 billion, primarily due to damage from wildfires, severe storms, and floods. Munich Re said that this was more than the inflation-adjusted annual average of $60 billion for the last 10 years. Thomas Blunck is a member on the...