Already showed where bronze plans are going up.
Where is your data ?
The increases in bronze plans going into this year are extremely modest. (Data on every single plan sold last year and every single plan sold this year for the 37 states using healthcare.gov is
readily available--if you're good with Excel you can do some pretty easy comparisons of what's happened to premiums.)
The average bronze plan premium rose 2.5% this year. The median bronze premium went up 3.4%. The cheapest bronze plan available in a rating area rose, on average, 2.2%.
Of course, that's just a straight look across all the rating areas served by the 37 states using healthcare.gov. You could also weight those rating areas by their enrollment last year, so as to get a better sense of what most shoppers are experiencing.
If you do that, you find the weighted average premium increase for bronze plans is 1.4%. The median bronze is going up 0.1%. And the floor (the cheapest bronze in a rating area) is going up 6%.
This is compared to the pre-ACA norm of annual double digit increases in the individual market.