Yes, it’s that time of the month again – time for fuel price updates. For the second month running, we will see price hikes across the board this coming month.
For the month of November 2016, RON 95 will be priced at RM1.95 per litre (up 15 sen compared to October 2016), RON 97 at RM2.30 per litre (up 15 sen), diesel at RM1.90 per litre (up 15 sen) and Euro 5 diesel at RM2.00 per litre (up 15 sen).
To put this into perspective, just two months ago (September 2016), RON 95 was priced at RM1.70, RON 97 at RM2.05, diesel at RM1.70 and Euro 5 diesel at RM1.80.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments reflect widespread dissatisfaction over the recent fuel price increase, with many expressing concern about the ripple effect on food prices, transportation costs, and overall living expenses, especially for lower-income groups. Some blame the government for poor planning and lack of proper public transport infrastructure, fearing it will worsen economic hardship. A few supporters justify the hike as necessary for national development, but most comments highlight frustration with the perceived unfairness and economic impact. Several predict further price hikes and criticise the government’s handling of the economy, healthcare, and subsidies. Overall, sentiments are predominantly negative, emphasizing worries about increased costs and the government's inability to manage rising fuel prices effectively.