The price of RON 97 petrol has dropped by 10 sen to RM2.75 per litre. The last alteration was made earlier in June this year – with the earlier price being RM2.85 per litre. The revised price is the cheapest RON 97 has been since September 2013.
Prices of RON 95 and diesel remain at RM2.10 per litre and RM2.00 per litre, respectively. Some of you might be wondering about the constant fluctuation of the price of RON 97 petrol. This is because RON 97 receives minimal subsidisations from the government and thus, is more susceptible to price changes.
The last time RON 95 and diesel prices were altered, it was in September 2013.
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Comments generally appreciated the recent 10-cent drop in RON97 petrol prices, with many noting it's cheaper than RON95 due to government subsidies. Some express hope for continued price reductions and criticize high fuel costs. Others discuss the impact of fuel quality, subsidies, and alternative fuel technologies. A few off-topic discussions about politics and unrelated products are present, but most comments focus on the benefits of the lower petrol prices and potential economic implications.