It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time once more for the weekly fuel price update, as the ministry of finance announces the retail prices of fuels for the coming week of June 1 to 7.
There’s a surprise this week. After being unchanged for the longest time – since the end of last year actually – the price of RON 97 petrol has gone up by two sen this week, which means that the fuel will retail at RM3.37 per litre, from last week’s RM3.35.
As per usual, RON 95 remains at its ceiling price of RM2.05 per litre, as set by the Malaysian government in February 2021. No change to the price of diesel either, with Euro 5 B10 and B20 blends remaining at RM2.15 per litre and Euro 5 B7 blend at RM2.35 per litre.
These prices will take effect from midnight tonight until Wednesday, June 7, when the next set of fuel price updates will be announced. This is the 22nd edition of the weekly fuel pricing format for this year, and the 229th in total since the format’s introduction at the beginning of 2019.
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bila nak jual minyak galian Petronas kembali kepada Rakyat malaysia? sampai bila kita kena merana guna minyak import yang kualiti rendah?
Adakah Petronas sekarang sendiri mengaku menjual minyak impot yang berkualiti rendah kepada rakyat Malaysia?
its no secret.
Petronas sells local oil to overseas.
Petronas then buys (import) low quality oil from other country to be used locally.
And after refining they’re all the same.
Malaysia crude oil: ‘sweet’ (lower sulfur content)
Middle East crude oil: ‘sour’ (higher sulfur content)
The sulfur content in the petroleum fuel turns into sulfur dioxide after combustion, which becomes part of the exhaust emission. It mixes with the moisture in the atmosphere & becomes a weak form of sulfuric acid, causing the acid rain phenomenon. This is why developed nations are willing to pay more for low sulfur or sweet crude oil. The refining process mostly affects the hydrocarbons but not the sulfur content.
The end user (those refueling their cars with petrol diesel) receive the same quality of oil la brother. No low quality etc etc. If x percaya, go explain to me what the point of Euro 4 & Euro 5 standards. The sweet & sour crude oil terms are more focused on transporting & storing the crude oil, after refining, the oil, AKA fuels, are all the same (depending on standards pula).
Unsubsidized RON95
(Like) Euro4M @RM3
(Dislike) Euro5 @RM6
Ron97 more expensip.. Tax the rich so no problem. kjaan Perpaduan bijak!
You won’t afford it. that 80++ dollar per barrel. Malaysia buy cheaper oil from other countries that much cheaper maybe below 60++ dollar per barrel.
we are laughing at malaysia gas prices.
with love from brunei
Small country, small population of people & motor vehicles, rich government, easier to subsidise.
OMG skinny hafriz? this is cursed…
Ron 95 at RM2.05/litre….will be until 2025/6 before GE16…
Just watch…all the hoohaa over floating fuel price to target T20..is taking its usual journey…next year…then next year.
When u need to give goodies as rakyat balk at higher inflation now,u wanna jack it up?
Just remove the subsidy for everyone so that all Malaysians will work harder.. Macam ni lah negara baru boleh Maju…
Remove subsidy won’t make everyone work harder but it makes B40 cry harder
B40..tell them work harder?
They r addicted to bantuan n subsidies by all successive gormens.Nanti they mogok besar besaran,Anwar or Rafizi surely U turn.
Lain janji lain dapat. makan ULAM je la. Hancing PH
cut fuel subsidy and increase EV subsidy from EV cars to EV charging.
Meanwhile the price for RON97 in Thailand is RM6.13…
please remove ALL gas subsidy.
tired of this BS.