It’s Friday, which means it’s time for the usual weekly fuel price update. Once more, there’s little to cheer about, as the upward trend in oil prices continues to bring about an increase in the price of fuel at the pump.
The ministry of finance has announced that for the coming June 20 to 26 week, Euro 4M RON 95 petrol will be priced at RM1.59 per litre, up three sen from the RM1.56 it was last week. Similarly, RON 97 is up by three sen to RM1.89 per litre in the coming week (RM1.86 last week).
As for Euro 2M diesel, it’s a four sen increase for the fuel, which means its price has been revised to RM1.77 per litre (RM1.73 last week). This means that Euro 5 diesel, which costs 10 sen more than Euro 2M diesel, will be priced at RM1.87 per litre in the coming week.
These prices will remain in effect until June 26, when the next fuel price update is announced. This is the 24th edition of the weekly fuel pricing format for 2020 and the 76th edition in total for the format, which runs from Saturday until the following Friday.
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Syukur petrol is still cheap and now cars are even cheaper. Syukurrr…..
Petrol is still so cheap. I hope kunta and his 1000 dupes don’t come here and complain about cheap petrol. Enough of your fitnah. It is time to cukur we have Prihatin Nation now.
5 weeks in a row petrol is going higher and higher. This shows how inefficient PN Government is.
Just a matter of time before it goes to the usual RM2.70 per litre.
I think Malaysians just got cheated big time
Sori bro, but you are the cheater here. As you pointed out below Brent Crude prices have been on the rise every week so of course petrol prices should rise.
You will be probably more disappointed when you see price of this last year.
7/3 RM1.89, Brent USD35
14/3 RM1.82, Brent USD28
21/3 RM1.44, Brent USD27
28/3 RM1.38, Brent USD23
4/4 RM1.30, Brent USD32
11/4 RM1.25, Brent USD33
18/4 RM1.25, Brent USD23
25/4 RM1.25, Brent USD22
2/5 RM1.25, Brent USD27
9/5 RM1.25, Brent USD30
16/5 RM1.31, Brent USD35
23/5 RM1.38, Brent USD35
30/5 RM1.43, Brent USD38
6/6 RM1.48, Brent USD41
13/6 RM1.56, Brent USD38
20/6 RM1.59, Brent USD42 (but USD dollar drop a lot)
Note 30th May VS 13th June. USD dollar still same then to the Ringgit
As you pointed out, Brent Crude has been rising on weekly so of course petrol should rise in tandem. Only fools are asking for petrol to be lower when oil prices is rising.
Yes, global petrol prices are going up so pump prices as well. It is normal. I wonder where that orang tarak logik who was demanding for lower petrol prices went.
97 was 90sen? Which country was that? Certainly in Malaysia then, it was priced at RM 1.10 per liter and considering the inflation, RM 1.59 isn’t that far off.
Illogical nonsense. That is like saying since USA can print money gold is no longer valuable to the,m and yet they still have the world’s largest gold stockpile in Fort Knox.
There are always sceptics, because the challenge with human behavioural aspects is that the issue of change is connected to how our brains are programmed. We’re not programmed to comprehend change that we don’t like at a high level.
So how can we do that in a nice way? How do we balance the ability to accept changes beyond our liking and how do we include the sceptics? The correction of troopers lies is the first step to looking into what how we can accept these changes. By correcting the falsehood of self-interested agendas such as above comment, we can help to maintain true and correct information for all the masses.
Every week is up already. Just make it rm5/l and cut it short!
Why so salty? Or are you a PDAM agent here?
Dont worry by next year, it will be RM5 at the rate things are going higher and higher
Pls tell us Nostradamus what else do you see in your crystal ball :)
I’m satisfied as long as RON95 still below RM2.70
So lucky we have low fuel prices compared to last year. Under PH, fuel prices were cekik darah.
Fossil fuel is a “sunset” industry while EV and battery technology is the future
7/3 RM1.89, Brent USD35
14/3 RM1.82, Brent USD28
21/3 RM1.44, Brent USD27
28/3 RM1.38, Brent USD23
4/4 RM1.30, Brent USD32
11/4 RM1.25, Brent USD33
18/4 RM1.25, Brent USD23
25/4 RM1.25, Brent USD22
2/5 RM1.25, Brent USD27
9/5 RM1.25, Brent USD30
16/5 RM1.31, Brent USD35
23/5 RM1.38, Brent USD35
30/5 RM1.43, Brent USD38
6/6 RM1.48, Brent USD41
13/4 RM1.56, Brent USD38
20/4 RM1.59, Brent USD40
hmm…strange…PDAM people not making noises complaining follow market price now ^^
Petrol dealers not complaining they’re making too much profit every week now heh?
for me, ceiling price:
EURO 4M
Ron95 RM1.80/L
Ron97 RM2.00/L
Ron100 RM2.30/L
Euro 6
Ron95 RM2.50/L
Ron97 RM2.70/L
Ron100 RM3.00/L
Otherwise, drive less.
take RM30 Unlimited Ride Transport.
Proton X70 Makan Minyak I cannot tahan.
The Brent crude oil prices and FOREX are showing some stability in June 2020 in contrast the pump fuel-prices does not and thus require further clarification.
Up 3sen to account for the uptick in Brent crude price last weekend.
Petrol still cheapest in the region. Everything cheap cheap in SyukurLand! Kway Teow goreng still cheap, even with extra siham.
Right. Who here has a fuel tank of at least 40 litres or more? You travel a lot as well? Good.
Consider the fuel price to reach as high as RM 3.00 for RON 95, multiply that price with a full tank, then by 4 for a month’s duration.
And reserve that amount every month so that you won’t get caught off-guard so much.