Personal Consumption Expenditure for Insurance by Sector
| 12/12 | Phase | Annual Data Trends (Bil. $) | |
| Life Insurance ($) | 2.3% | C | $130.2 |
| Life Insurance (deflated) | -1.5% | D | |
| Home Insurance ($) | 9.9% | C | $20.9 |
| Home Insurance (deflated) | 0.9% | B | |
| Motor Vehicle Insurance ($) | 6.3% | C | $108.5 |
| Motor Vehicle Insurance (deflated) | 1.5% | C |
Pricing has been a main driver of industry performance over the past few years. Insurers pushed through significant increases, particularly in property and casualty lines. That trend is now beginning to ease.
Pricing indicators show that life insurance pricing is picking up modestly. Meanwhile, home and motor vehicle insurance prices are still rising, but these pricing pressures are in slowing growth trends. This shift reflects broader economic conditions, including a cooling housing market, softer vehicle demand, and some easing in overall inflation. As pricing tailwinds fade, future revenue growth will depend more on volume and exposure growth, which may be harder to achieve.
Insurance Expenditures Implied Prices
| Category | 12/12 | Phase | 3/12 | 3/12 Phase |
| Life Insurance | 3.8% | B | 4.0% | B |
| Home Insurance | 8.9% | C | 6.5% | C |
| Motor Vehicle Insurance | 4.7% | C | 2.4% | C |
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