Business · Malaysia Bureau
Fuel prices fall sharply as RON95 and diesel costs decline
Unsubsidised petrol and diesel prices are set to drop this week, with RON95 falling 40 sen and diesel declining 25 sen per litre. The reductions will see RON95 retail at RM3.87 per litre and diesel at RM4.87 per litre.
LSN Malaysia ·
Motorists across Malaysia can expect relief at the pump as unsubsidised fuel prices decline across the board, marking a reversal from recent upward pressure on energy costs.
RON95 petrol will decrease by 40 sen per litre to reach RM3.87, while diesel prices will fall 25 sen per litre to RM4.87, according to the latest pricing announcement. The dual reduction reflects broader shifts in international crude oil markets and supply dynamics affecting the regional energy sector.
The price adjustments apply to unsubsidised fuel grades, which determine pricing at most retail petrol stations nationwide. These movements come as consumers and commercial operators continue to monitor fuel costs amid broader economic pressures.
The new prices are expected to provide modest savings for regular commuters and logistics operators relying on diesel for transport operations. Malaysians purchasing fuel at the pump can expect to see these lower rates reflected at service stations in the coming trading week.