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PG&E says it has lowered residential electric rates five times since 2024. The company made the announcement in a statement posted on social media.
PG&E says it has cut rates by 23% for its most vulnerable customers. The company says more information is available at a dedicated website.
PCG is trading at $17.08, which is above key D1 moving averages: MA-20 ($16.65), MA-50 ($16.61), and MA-200 ($16.45), reflecting a sustained bullish structure across short, medium, and long-term horizons. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is at $16.27, positioned below the current price and thus serving as immediate support. Near-term support levels cluster around MA-20 ($16.65) and the Ichimoku Kijun ($16.27), with key support at MA-200 ($16.45). Near-term resistance is defined by MA-100 ($17.18), with key resistance above at MA-200 ($16.45) and the MA-100 cluster.
Momentum indicators on D1 present a bullish to neutral bias: MACD signals buy, but ADX reads neutral, suggesting the uptrend lacks strong conviction. Oscillators show some overheating—Stoch RSI and CCI both register overbought, while RSI is at 58.2 and still short of overbought territory. BBP remains firmly positive, indicating buyers have maintained intraday dominance. The Awesome Oscillator also supports the upward trend. PCG has gained $0.60 (3.64%) since last week's close at $16.48, now trading at the very top of its weekly range, where resistance may begin to build. Weekly volatility stands at 4.07%, and the recent tone reflects strength with consolidation at highs.
Looking ahead, the expected trading range over the next week is $16.80 to $17.60, as weekly volatility and the current trend suggest this corridor is realistic. This range remains well within the year’s boundaries between the 52-week low of $12.97 and high of $19.16. Based on W1 momentum readings—RSI (buy), MACD (strong buy), and MA-50 (buy), but with ADX neutral—the probability of a price increase is high (more than 80%), making any pullback less likely. Baseline scenario: PCG consolidates between $16.80 and $17.60. Bullish scenario: Should the price clear resistance near $17.20, a move toward $17.60 is possible. Bearish scenario: A drop below $16.80 would expose support at the Ichimoku Kijun around $16.30.
Earlier, analysts noted that PG&E was facing persistent selling pressure, with limited signs of an immediate upside reversal. Building on this outlook, investors should monitor for any shift in momentum or regulatory landscape, as these factors could define the prevailing scenario and identify key levels to watch in the near term.