World · Malaysia Bureau
Fuel prices rise: RON95 up 20 sen, diesel increases 15 sen
Malaysia's fuel prices have increased across the board, with RON95 petrol climbing 20 sen per litre and diesel rising 15 sen per litre. The adjustments take effect immediately and remain in force until September 30.
LSN Malaysia ·
Petrol and diesel prices in Malaysia have moved upward in the latest fuel price adjustment announced by authorities. RON95 petrol has increased by 20 sen per litre, while unsubsidised RON95 also rose by the same amount. Diesel fuel prices climbed 15 sen per litre in the revision.
The new pricing structure becomes effective immediately and will remain valid through September 30. The adjustment reflects current market conditions and global crude oil price movements that have influenced domestic fuel costs.
Motorists and commercial transport operators will need to account for the higher fuel expenses in their budgets. The increases apply across all petrol stations nationwide, affecting both private vehicle owners and businesses reliant on diesel-powered vehicles and generators.
The government continues to monitor global energy markets and domestic supply chains as part of its fuel pricing mechanism. Further adjustments may be announced in subsequent review periods depending on prevailing international oil prices and currency fluctuations.