It’s Friday, and despite the country being in one form of a movement control order (MCO) or another, the usual weekly fuel price update goes on. Fuel prices are going up this coming week, but the consolation is that most people will be staying put or not driving very far.
The ministry of finance has announced that for the January 16 to 22 week, the price of Euro 4M RON 95 petrol will be increased by five sen from RM1.84 per litre to RM1.89 per litre. Accordingly, Euro 4M RON 97 also sees a five sen increase to RM2.19 from the RM2.14 per litre it is at this week.
Meanwhile, Euro 2M diesel will be priced at RM2.05 per litre, up three sen from the current RM2.02 per litre. This means Euro 5 diesel, which costs 10 sen more per litre, also sees an increase of three sen, going up to RM2.15 from the RM2.12 it is at now.
These prices will remain in effect from midnight tonight until the following Friday, January 22, when the next round of fuel price updates will be announced. This is third edition of the weekly fuel pricing format this year, and the 106th in total since its introduction at the beginning of 2019.
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Another 19sen to reach RM2.08. 5sen increase per week mean we can see RM2.09 pump price on CNY.
Why not make it $10,000 a litre. That’s perfect price. After all, since they want all your money, take all. The people have no say at all. When M’sia is among the top 10 producers of oil, how can they charge so high ! Look at Brunei, it is so cheap there. They always compare with countries with zero oil resources; of course it will be very expensive.
Have you compare with Saudi Arabia?, why Brunei only.
Minyak up or down. Politicians masih rebut2 kuasa,
thank you very much appreciated for bullish fuel price
No biggie for price increase. MCO now so everyone duduk rumah xperlu jalan mana2. Lucky perihatin gomen quick to lockdown to prevent further spread of covid. Tengkiu!
Lucky perihatin gomen quick to lockdown? Lockdown MARCH 2020, today ord JAN 2021. But mesti Tengkiu Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, Those returning from Sabah not required to quarantine. so Tengkiu DS!!
Killing rakyat from every angle , make us orang Gila
No matter even petrol increase 50 cents. Many ppl including myself now work at home. Save petrol and safe time. Safer for me from Covid.
Where’s the regular biggie guy?
Have you compare with Saudi Arabia?, why Brunei only.