Here’s the weekly fuel price update, with the ministry of finance having announced the latest fuel prices for the coming week of May 12 to 18, and if you’re a RON 97 user, you won’t be liking this very much.
That’s because the particular petrol grade is up by a whopping 37 sen this coming week, bringing its price to RM4.31 per litre (RM3.94 last week). No change to that of RON 95 petrol, with the fuel remaining fixed at its ceiling price of RM2.05 per litre.
Likewise, diesel is as it has been since its price was capped – Euro 5 B10 and B20 blends continue at RM2.15 per litre, while Euro B7 – which costs 20 sen more per litre – is priced at RM2.35 per litre.
These prices will be effective from midnight tonight until Wednesday, May 18, when the next set of fuel price updates will be announced. This is the 20th edition of the weekly fuel pricing format for this year, and the 174th in total since its introduction in 2019.
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RON95 kekal murah NO PROBLEM!!
Ni mmg BN betoi..
USD130 baru jer RM4.00
USD100 pulak jual RM4.31
Ye lah. Kito mau korek poket rakyat SG lahh, mrk tu boleh bayar so kenalah korek lagi kau mrk tu.
ron97 naik tapi janji bebas-SST teruskan yer
Sejak 2020….
Harga barang naik
Minyak masak naik
Ringgit turun x henti
iKWSP keluaran 3-4-5
GST janji tunggu kita lagi…..
Pahamlah ini semua salah Covid. GST tu sememangnye lagi telus dari SST. PH memang bodoh kasi tukar balik masa dulu.
Kebodohan PH betoi..
Gov’t announces that RON 95 and diesel
prices will remain fixed, but RON 97 to
follow market prices https://paultan.org/2018/05/30/govt-announces-that-ron-95-and-diesel-prices-will-remain-fixed-but-ron-97-to-follow-market-prices/
Haiz masih tak paham ke? That extra cost is entertainment fee to see the comedy of Singaporeans coming here to maximise refueling their cars. But in this case the comedians are paying us to watch them so this is win-win for both BN & Msians.
Lets see if Sinkies still happily come here to suck our petrol.
With such antics
https://paultan.org/2022/05/10/tilting-or-shaking-your-car-to-fill-in-as-much-fuel-as-possible-this-may-cost-you-more-than-you-save/
This time they might want to hire a crane to lift their car all the way up so they can pump in even more.
RON95 in SG RM9.5/L
RON98 in SG RM12/L
Still cheap to buy here
SG euro6
MY euro4
Not same laa
I wish Sinkies all will not come Msia at all. Dun come pump petrol and dun come support Malkies economy. Bloody full of complains. Best Msia grow a spine and dun depend on Spore.
Singaporean are bringing in money to our restaurants ,supermarkets, shopping centres, even hawker foods benefit a lot.
That little amount of petroleum.does not bring Malaysia rich at all when our ringgit us STUCK to it lowest point to major currencies and SGD.
As usual the BN bring nonsense to the table .
PH supporters still waiting for the above.
Trims kaseh good gomen for maintaining petrol rakyat marhaen @RM2.05 per litre for rakyat Malaysia only.
#BetterNation
thanks to rafizi’s formula and insistence we get this price now. if not, the price gonna be higher and higher.
Lapizi also fomulated that PH can give RM1.50/L petrol but in their 22 months in power, never once had we come even close to RM1.50. His formula ada siapa pakai ke? Maybe to wipe some PH MP bontot cuz that is how much they valued their promises to us.
Our country cannot afford to subsidise the fuel or risk destabilising the ringgit. We should have got rid of subsidies last year when fuel was cheap and focus on strengthening the currency. None of our neighbours subsidise fuel except maybe Indonesia.
Thus fuel subsidy by end of the year will cost sbout RM50 bil if we continue.
RM50b subsidiy is better than RM50b 1MDB loan + interest paid by us until our cucu cicit only to be enjoyed by Jho Low.
Continue subsidies the ron95 our currency and economy will collapse soon just like Sri Lanka. As well as destroying our environment and our future generation health. Good luck Malaysia!
Alaa..it’s only SGD1.38. Still affordable.
still got malaysian pump ron 97 ka? so generous…
now these singaporeans will need to jack up their cars higher to fit in more petrol.