Oklahoma regulators raise concerns on quake insurance rate hikes

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 24 (Reuters) - Oklahoma regulators grappling with a massive increase in small earthquakes in the state linked to growing oil and gas production said on Tuesday they were concerned with spiking rates for earthquake insurance coverage and diminishing competition among insurers.
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