Bay Area consumer price index increased 2.4% year-on-year in February

According to the latest data, the consumer price index in the Bay Area increased by 2.4% in February compared with the same period last year. This means consumers pay more when purchasing goods and services.

Electricity price index soars

Among them, the price index of electricity bills soared by 30%. This means that users need to pay more for electricity, especially after PG&E increased prices, and the amount of users' electricity bills increased significantly.

Natural gas price index drops

In contrast, the natural gas price index fell by 13%. This may be good news for natural gas users, who can save some money on this aspect.

PG&E profits rose last year

In addition, PG&E's profits rose by nearly 25% last year. This shows that the company has achieved good results over the past year, but it also caused some consumer concern.

In general, consumers need to be more economical and rational in their consumption in the face of rising prices. At the same time, the government and relevant departments should also strengthen supervision to ensure good market order and protect the rights and interests of consumers.