Baltimore, MD, October 19, 2026 —

Gas prices in Baltimore fell by 17.2 cents over the past week, bringing the reported average to $4.07 per gallon, according to the information provided in the trend summary.

The summary does not identify the source of the price figures or specify the exact dates covered by “the past week.” It also does not state which fuel grade the average represents, how many stations or price reports were included, or the geographic boundaries used for Baltimore. Those details are not available, so the figure cannot be compared here with a separately defined local measure.

No earlier average price was provided, beyond the stated weekly decline, and the summary does not give prices for neighboring areas or a national average. It also offers no explanation for the decrease. Factors such as supply, demand, taxes or broader market movements should not be assumed to have caused the change based on the information available.

The reported $4.07 figure is an average, not a price stated for every station. Individual motorists may encounter different prices, but the summary provides no station-level data or range. It does not include information about diesel or other fuel types.

As reported, the figures indicate a week-over-week decline in Baltimore’s average gasoline price. Further details—including the data provider, measurement period and methodology—were not supplied, limiting additional comparisons or analysis.


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