Now, estimated losses are up to $20 BILLION for insurers. This is ~60% more than the inflation adjusted value of the previous most expensive wildfire in US history. Could this cause an economic ripple effect?

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Now, estimated losses are up to $20 BILLION for insurers. This is ~60% more than the inflation adjusted value of the previous most expensive wildfire in US history. Could this cause an economic ripple effect? submitted by /u/MainBrief2189
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