Prices for Obamacare are poised to rise more in 2017 than they rose this year, according to a new study released Tuesday, but the extent of the increases are likely to vary by widely region and type of plan.

An analysis by the firm Avalere of early rate filings in nine states found that insurers are proposing increases as high as 44 percent for some plans in Vermont, while actually proposing rates representing a 29 percent decrease in New York.

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