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Malaysia fuel prices rise across the board in latest adjustment
Petrol and diesel prices have increased following Malaysia's weekly fuel price adjustment. The changes take effect immediately and remain in place until August 26.
LSN Malaysia ·
Unsubsidised RON97 petrol has risen by 10 sen per litre, while unsubsidised RON95 petrol has increased by 15 sen per litre in the latest weekly adjustment announced by the government.
Unsubsidised diesel prices have also climbed, moving up 20 sen per litre under the same pricing revision.
The adjustments form part of Malaysia's weekly fuel pricing mechanism, which allows petrol and diesel costs to fluctuate based on global crude oil prices and foreign exchange movements. These latest increases reflect recent movements in international petroleum markets.
Motoring associations and consumers typically monitor these weekly adjustments closely, as they have a ripple effect across transportation, logistics, and household budgets nationwide.
The new prices will remain in effect until August 26, when the next scheduled adjustment is due to take place. Malaysians relying on unsubsidised fuel products should budget accordingly for the increased running costs over the coming week.