Macroeconomic headwinds, which include interest rate cuts, ongoing inflationary pressures, poor economic growth and continuing wars across several parts of the world, are some factors that have been inducing market volatility. Also, potential volatility from natural catastrophe losses, as well as higher reinsurance costs, raises a concern.The major U.S. stock market indices like the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 have declined in the last trading season.Despite such negatives, the Zacks Property and Casualty ...