Hurricane Idalia Fallout: Stocks Affected, Insurance Losses, Flight Delays

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It made landfall at a much more sparsely populated region of the Sunshine State than Hurricane Ian last year, which suggests there will be significantly...

Idalia has weakened to a tropical storm as it moves into South Carolina and North Carolina on Thursday, after making landfall in Florida as a major hurricane on Wednesday.

Read this Preliminary estimates before Idalia made landfall implied average insured losses of around $9.4 billion, according to analysts at UBS, citing preliminary estimates from RMS, a catastrophe risk modeling firm under Moody’s. It said that should be largely contained within the insurance sector’s expected catastrophe losses for the quarter.

Idalia made landfall at a much more sparsely populated region than Hurricane Ian last year, which suggests there will be significantly lower losses than the $112 billion in damage caused by that storm.Tampa International Airport in Florida said it would resume full operations on Thursday, having avoided any serious damage during the storm.

 

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