Another Friday, which means it’s time again for the weekly fuel price update. There’s a small increase in the price of petrol, but diesel users will pay less for the fuel in the coming August 29 to Sept 4 week.
According to the ministry of finance, the price of Euro 4M RON 95 petrol will go up by one sen to RM1.72 per litre (RM1.71 per litre last week). Meanwhile, RON 97 petrol is also set to increase by one sen to RM2.02 per litre (RM2.01 per litre last week).
As for Euro 2M diesel, the fuel will be cheaper in the coming week at RM1.78 per litre, which is two sen less than the RM1.80 per litre it was last week. Similarly, Euro 5 diesel, which costs 10 sen more than Euro 2M diesel, will be priced at RM1.88 per litre.
These prices will remain in effect until September 4, which is when the next fuel price update is announced. This is the 34th edition of the weekly fuel pricing format for 2020 and the 86th edition in total for the format, running from Saturday until the following Friday.
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Minyak naik, Barang naik lagi. Kesian rakyat…
The syukuring just gets better and better. Thanks so much!
Petrol is going higher and higher. We already have the highest car prices in the world, so most Malaysians have already prepaid RM4 per liter for the next 30 years.
So, whatever petrol price is now, we have already prepaid RM4 for the next 30 years.
Yea bro. Now changed we suffering, if before changed petrol wud be RM4.00/L and we wud be hepi. Now we cryin… hu hu hu hu
Meanwhile Cibic more expensip in Thailand. Yeah yeah sure.
Don’t worry, PN infighting will happen (PBBM and UMNO). Later GE15 PN will be split
Ya ya just like PH. Not even 2 years ady divorce. PH is the benchmark for shorterm, shortsighted govt.
Lucky under current one we have been under the defunct RON95 cap. If still under previous one, we’d be paying the cap prices today and their cronies pocketed the actual difference we see right now. Thank goodness there was change.
Price going up when crude goes up is natural, why complain here. This proves that our current one doesnt try to manipulate petrol prices to gain votes unlike the previous one every PRK prices went down “mysteriously”.
Thank you so much rakyat of Slim River!
Motor mampu milik.
Kereta mampu milik.
Petrol mampu milik.
Terima Kasih Banyak-Banyak.
#KitaJagaKita
Syukur we have changed.
Copy paste: “Am OK as long as below RM2.70/L”
Cars expensive, petrol expensive…..electricity also so expensive, broadband also so expensive….everything so mahal now.
Even wantan mee also gone to RM9 per plate
100% agree bro. It took 60 years to go Rm6 and just 22 months to reach Rm9 per plate. Now changed, it drop down to Rm7 per plate wantan mee.
Everything now expensip becoz of covid19. Blame China.
ini smue salah Barang Naik
Yes ini smue salah Price Hike for letting covid into Msia.
This Kunta dupe guy is too obssessed with BN. I think he secretly loves BN.
Why care so much about BN if PH was doing better?
Bantuan Prihatin
Isu Covid-19…. rakyat are very grateful today.
Tak habis habits naik
Naik is better, otherwise someone said we will bankrupt like Venezuela.
With the rise of petrol prices, pre-Merdeka Convoy gonna be bummer for abang-abang. Wait, there is still COVID19 SOP to follow, unless they wanna get fined and enjoy jail time….
It will be done as a closed door event without spectators. Again, you present assumptions as reality.
Harga minyak mobil nayik demi kesejateraan mewah dompet taukeh2 petroleum dan PDAM
geng2 kami diutamakan dan didahulukan…
… dulu tapi sekarang kami susah.
Forgot to add. he he he he
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)
27/6 RM1.69, Brent USD41.02
3/7 RM1.65, Brent USD43.05
10/7 RM1.72, Brent USD42.16
17/7 RM1.72, Brent USD43.14
24/7 RM1.68, Brent USD43.29
31/7 RM1.68, Brent USD43.13
7/8 RM1.63, Brent USD44.08
14/8 RM1.68, Brent USD44.86
21/8 RM1.71, Brent USD43.94
28/8 RM1.72, Brent USD44.84
Copypaste: “Price going up when crude goes up is natural, why complain here. This proves that our current one doesnt try to manipulate petrol prices to gain votes unlike the previous one every PRK prices went down “mysteriously”.
Thank you so much rakyat of Slim River!”