Market hardening won't keep upper hand over inflation & headline risks

Market hardening won't keep upper hand over inflation and headline risks: Fitch

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The hardening market for commercial rates may be losing altitude just as inflation is taking off and select risks fly high, likely pushing commercial insurers past their profit peak in 2023, Fitch analysts have said.

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