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July 21st, 2018 by WCBC Radio

Pump prices nationwide and in Maryland reversed direction a bit this week, as the price of crude dropped below $70 per barrel following news that U.S. crude production had reached 11 million barrels per day for the first time. Today’s national gas price average is $2.85 per gallon, which is four cents less than last week, down three cents in the last month, yet 57 cents higher than this time last year. Maryland’s average is two cents lower than the national average at $2.83 per gallon, which is two cents less than last week and unchanged from last month, but 58 cents more than last year on this date. Down two cents from last week, Cumberland still ranks as the highest in the with a price of $2.96 a gallon. Many regions across Maryland, prices are down one to three cents from last week, the opposite of what was seen the same time the previous week.

CURRENT AND PAST GAS PRICE AVERAGES
Regular Unleaded Gasoline

 

	7/20/18	Week Ago		Month Ago	Year Ago
National	$2.85		$2.89	$2.88	$2.28
Maryland	$2.83		$2.85	$2.83	$2.25
Annapolis	$2.80		$2.81	$2.78	$2.21
Baltimore	$2.81		$2.82	$2.80	$2.23
Cumberland	$2.96		$2.98	$2.92	$2.34
Frederick	$2.83		$2.83	$2.83	$2.24
Hagerstown	$2.80		$2.82	$2.80	$2.30
Salisbury	$2.76		$2.79	$2.70	$2.19
Washington Suburbs (MD only)	$2.92		$2.93	$2.95	$2.31

February 20th, 2017 by WCBC Radio

We begin the week with the average price of gasoline in the Cumberland area at $2.41 a gallon.  The AAA Mid Atlantic Survey says that is down two cents from a week ago, two cents from a month ago, but up 70 cents from a year ago.  The price remains the highest in the state, and is 22 cents higher than the lowest, on the Eastern Shore.

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