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Hurricane Milton might cost insurers up to $50 billion — but it could have been much worse, analysts said
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Hurricane Milton stormed Florida on Wednesday, leaving an estimated $30 billion to $50 billion of insured losses, according to analysts from Fitch Ratings in a Thursday note.
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