Fuel prices for the month of May 2016 have been announced. Surprise, surprise, there’s no change compared to April, as both petrol and diesel prices stay the same as before.
As such, for May 2016, RON 95 will be priced at RM1.70 per litre (unchanged), RON 97 at RM2.05 per litre (unchanged), diesel at RM1.55 per litre (unchanged) and Euro 5 diesel at RM1.65 (unchanged).
Shell V-Power Racing is priced at RM2.55 per litre (unchanged), a RM0.50 premium over RON 97. As for RON 100 Petron Blaze 100, it is still priced at RM2.60 per litre (unchanged).
No need to rush the petrol stations tonight, folks.
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The comments largely focus on the unchanged fuel prices in May 2016, attributing it to the Sarawak state election, with many commenters expressing skepticism about government motives and alleging profiteering and manipulation. Several highlight Malaysia as an oil producer with affordable petrol compared to neighboring countries, criticizing government policies for selling low-quality Malaysian oil overseas while selling higher-quality imported oil domestically at inflated prices. There’s also frustration over high car prices, taxes, and claims that the government benefits financially from the discrepancy, especially around election periods. Some commenters emphasize national pride and call for gratitude, while others question the transparency of fuel pricing formulas and suggest that political motives, like elections, influence fuel price stability. Overall, sentiments range from skepticism and frustration to national pride and appreciation for affordable fuel.