Commercial rates edge up on slow march in liability, rebound in property

US commercial insurance rates edged up on average in October on mostly fractional moves, with continued advances for recently rising key liability lines and a rebound for commercial property from recent losses, the latest reading of the Ivans Index has indicated.

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