Hurricane Rafael, now a Category 3 storm, has made landfall in Cuba and is projected to enter the Gulf of Mexico, raising concerns about potential impacts on various sectors. This article analyzes the potential stock market implications, focusing on home improvement, insurance, and power companies.
Hurricane Rafael, now a Category 3 storm, has made landfall in Cuba and is projected to enter the Gulf of Mexico, raising concerns about potential impacts on various sectors. This article analyzes the potential stock market implications, focusing on home improvement, insurance, and power companies.
Hurricane Rafael, now a Category 3 storm, has made landfall in Cuba and is projected to enter the Gulf of Mexico, raising concerns about potential impacts on various sectors. This article analyzes the potential stock market implications, focusing on home improvement, insurance, and power companies.
Hurricane Rafael, now a Category 3 storm, has made landfall in Cuba and is projected to enter the Gulf of Mexico, raising concerns about potential impacts on various sectors. This article analyzes the potential stock market implications, focusing on home improvement, insurance, and power companies.
Cuba has been hit by another country-wide blackout, this time triggered by Hurricane Rafael making landfall. This follows a four-day blackout just three weeks ago due to Hurricane Oscar and a failing power plant. The latest outage has sparked anger online as many point out that the grid has survived bigger hurricanes before. The storm has also brought evacuations, flooding, and landslides across Cuba, Jamaica, and the Cayman Islands.
