Munich Re estimates global disaster losses in 2024
Munich Re estimates global disaster losses in 2024 at $320 billion
Natural disasters such as hurricanes and floods caused losses totalling $320 billion worldwide in 2024, according to a report from German reinsurance giant Munich Re published on Thursday. The losses are well above the average from recent decades and one of the most expensive years for natural disasters since 1980,
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