It’s Friday again, and so it’s time for another weekly fuel price update. Not so cheery news on that front, because motorists will have to pay more for fuel in the coming September 26 to October 2 week.
According to the ministry of finance, Euro 4M RON 95 petrol will be priced at RM1.68 per litre, up five sen per litre from the RM1.63 it was last week. Meanwhile, RON 97 petrol also sees a five sen hike to RM1.98 (RM1.93 last week).
It’s the same news for Euro 2M diesel, although the increase is slightly less. The fuel will be priced at RM1.71 per litre in the coming week, up four sen per litre from the RM1.67 it was last week. Correspondingly, Euro 5 diesel, which is 10 sen more expensive per litre than Euro 2M diesel, will be priced at RM1.81 (RM1.77 last week).
These prices will remain in effect until October 2, when the next round of fuel prices will be announced. This is the 38th edition of the weekly fuel pricing format for this year and the 90th in total for the format, running from midnight on Saturday until the following Friday.
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Petrol has gone up but PDAM quietly reap the extra millions.
When it goes down, they make big noise and ask the Government to compensate them.
Now when it has gone up, can PDAM give the Government more pls?
Copy paste: “…and petrol is cheap, compared with other countries.”
Motor mampu milik.
Kereta mampu milik.
Petrol mampu milik.
Terima Kasih Banyak-Banyak.
#KitaJagaKita
It does not matter if price of petrol goes up or down, we Malaysians have already prepaid for 20 years in the future at RM4 per litre with our super high car prices.
With car prices so high, every new car buyer has already prepaid this amount to the Government
And that is why we should buy more Protons and not overpriced non-national brands. Beli Barang Malaysia!
Proton barangan Malaysia??
it’s a good brand but they slowly becoming tongsan company.. and they have the unfair tax advantage.
Ok what. Some thought Perodua was a local brand but in actual was merely an Indon managed Japanese derivative.
Abang-abang amik non-national brands pakai loan bini..
Ayoh kito sapot Mesia! Buatpe kito sapot Jepun.
Are you sure you are buying malaysia products and not china product?
About as malaysian as Perodua.
Syukur that current one never think far ahead like previous one. Under the previous party, petrol would be RM 4.00/litre today, and me & my brothers in crime would be hepi…. now we cryin bcoz cheap petrol. Hu hu hu hu
Lucky now it is shown that last week petrol down wasn’t due to Sabah, cuz today went up a tiny tiny bit. Enough of the lies, now that a fair gomen is allowing market forces to float the petrol prices.
A government of Kataks…. that was not elected by the people
A katak shouldn’t be calling others kataks you know…
Sabahans saw this honesty and responded well. Kudos to all Sabahans!
Maybe wrong, but FX on US currency are were primarily lower thus the total revenue is less hence the increase in fuel-pump prices.
To those saying that this government will lower down the fuel price when an election is near, please eat your heart out.
This shows that it is a good government. Not trying to be populist, but being pragmatic instead.
Good job.
Sabahans saw this honesty and responded well. Kudos to all Sabahans!
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
4/9 RM1.71, Brent USD42.28
11/9 RM1.66, Brent USD39.83
18/9 RM1.63, Brent USD43.10
25/9 RM1.68, Brent USD41.92
Guessed many people have been caught everyone by surprised that petrol will go down or remain since petrol price did went down.
Bots on PT?