Another Friday, and with that, the usual weekly fuel price update. The upward trend in fuel prices continues, meaning motorists will have to pay more for petrol and diesel in the coming December 5 to 11 week.
The ministry of finance has announced that Euro 4M RON 95 petrol will be priced at RM1.70 per litre, up three sen from the RM1.67 per litre from last week. Likewise, RON 97 petrol sees a three sen hike to RM2.00 per litre this week (RM1.97 last week).
Diesel fuel users will also be paying more. Euro 2M diesel will be priced at RM1.90 per litre in the coming week, up five sen from the RM1.85 per litre it is at presently. Correspondingly, Euro 5 diesel, which costs 10 sen more than Euro 2M diesel, will be priced at RM2.00 per litre this week.
These prices remain in effect until December 11, which is when the next round of fuel price updates will be announced. This is the 48th edition of the weekly fuel pricing format this year, and the 100th in total since the format – which runs from midnight on Saturday until the following Friday – was introduced at the beginning of 2019.
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Motor mampu milik.
Kereta mampu milik.
Kereta murah lagi murah dengan preowned milik.
Petrol mampu milik.
Terima Kasih Banyak-Banyak.
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Habislaa rakyat Malaysia… keje xde, makan xde.. susahh
Apa nak komplen?
Ada BR1M tambahan
Ada boleh withdraw EPF
Ada bantuan duit COVID
Ada testing free
Ada boleh keje GrabFood/FoodPanda
Ada minyak murah
Ada vaksin free nanti
Belanjawan kesihatan kena potong 70%… pastu bajet Jasa RM85Juta. Apa nak komplen?
Tu lah bila mamat xtau baca belanjawan. Bajet utk kesihatan telah dipindahkan ke OPEX utk belanja beli vaksin apabila stok dah ada. Sebenarnye belanjawan kesihatan dah naik bukan potong. lain kali pakai otak sikit tau.
Keep telling yourself that, meantime here is the economic reality
https://paultan.org/2020/12/02/proton-sold-11411-cars-in-november-2020/
https://paultan.org/2020/12/02/perodua-sells-23k-cars-in-nov-on-track-for-2020-target/
Tak pakai otak, pasti susahh.
Crude Brent at USD49. Every USD1 increase in crude price translated into RM300m more income to G’s coffer. So for the past 1 month they get extra RM3.6b, enough to pay interest.
But our ringgit continues to fall. Now is RM 4.06 to USD.
It is on upward trend.
Last week $1 = RM4.07
This week $1 = RM4.06 just like what you say.
Which mean last week RM1 = $0.25
This week RM1 = $0.24
Can anybody clarify to us is it on the upward side or downward actually please?
US 1sen isn’t the same as RM 1sen, mate
RM$ depreciate is getting worse. RM$ will be the next Mexican Pesos.
Bila RM1.20 semua kena lokap rumah
Semua keluar sekarang naik naik naik
Keluar pegi mana bang. Semua masih Work From Home. Toksah pegi mana mana pun, duduk rumah masih boleh buat kerje.
WFH: PKPB states Selangor, WPKL, N. Sembilan, Perak, Kelantan, Sabah.
Non WFH: PKP states Johore, Melaka, Kedah, Perlis, Terengganu, Pahang. Sarawak
Most of the economic activities are in these WFH states and I can see they are doing the best in managing the downturn well.
Non-health essential frontliners mane bule work from home?
Now that many work from home, GrabFood and FoodPanda deliveries berlambak banyak daily non-essential frontliners cukur everyday so busy making food deliveries safely since a lot of people are working at home.
Non-health essential frontliners got plenty of help dy
https://paultan.org/2020/03/27/govt-allocates-rm60-mil-to-help-e-hailing-riders-during-covid-19-pandemic-rm500-each-to-120k-individuals/
No problem to Malaysian. Our petrol prices still cheapest in the region. Ask any menteri, they will confirm this, ok?
Guan eng logic:
rm2.08/l cheap petrol
Rm1.70/l expensive petrol..
Yes very logic:
Jan 2020 : Crude Brent USD64 : RM2.08 : MYRvsUSD $0.2444
Nov 2020 : Crude Brent USD49 : RM1.70 : MYRvsUSD $0.2463
May 2018 to Jan 2020 petrol was supposed to be RM 1.50/l you know. So we were overpriced by 58sen per week for nearly 2 years.
Jan 2020 RM2.08
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-Crude Brent @ RM265.85
-Ratio 127.81
If base on Dec20 ratio at 117.89=1ltr should be RM2.25
17sen less than actual pump price at that time
Dec 2020 RM1.70
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-Crude Brent @ RM200.41
-Ratio 117.89
If base on Jan20 ratio at 127.81=1ltr should be RM1.56
14 sen more than actual pump price at this time