Business

Fuel prices up across the board

RON95, RON97 up 4 sen a litre, diesel to rise by 3 sen a litre

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 01 Jan 2021 6:06PM

Fuel prices up across the board
For the week starting to tomorrow, prices for RON95 and RON97 will both go up 4 sen to RM1.84 and RM2.14 respectively, while disel prices will go up 3 sen to RM2.01. – The Vibes file pic, January 1, 2020

KUALA LUMPUR – The retail prices for fuel begins on a high note in 2021 as the rates for RON95 and RON97 petrol, will go up by 4 sen per litre for a week starting midnight tonight.

While, the retail price for diesel will go up by 3 sen during the same period between January 2 and 8.

In a statement today, the Finance Ministry said based on the Automatic Pricing Mechanism (APM) for retail petroleum products, the new prices per litre are RM1.84 for RON95, RON97 (RM2.14) and diesel (RM2.01).

The government will continue monitoring the trends of global crude oil prices and take appropriate measures to ensure the continued welfare and well-being of the people, it added. – The Vibes, January 1, 2021

Related News

World / 5d

Bangkok floods: The real pain starts when waters recede

Malaysia / 5d

Malaysians expected to live longer, women to outlive men

Sports & Fitness / 1w

Asian Games: Eain Yow defends gold, contributes nation's fifth medal

Events / 2w

Hong Kong shopping festival makes ASEAN debut in Malaysia

Malaysia / 2w

Anutin’s first year: Restoring Thailand’s political status quo

Malaysia / 2w

Anwar: BRICS can help build fairer global trade, more democratic world order

Spotlight

Malaysia

Do not hide school safety issues to protect reputation - IGP

World

Flydubai pilot planned to crash plane into terminal at Ben Gurion Airport

Malaysia

Sabah Pan Borneo Highway: Only 4 of 35 packages complete after a decade

Malaysia

School caning was never abolished, Minster says

Malaysia

Sepang draws record crowd as Bahrain GP puts Malaysia back on F1 map

Malaysia

Irene Sofiya died from blunt-force head injuries, post-mortem confirms

Malaysia

No CCTV at spot where Irene was killed, says Minister

Malaysia

Irene’s only focus was her studies and her dream to become a doctor - aunt

You may be interested

Business

Middle East conflict puts Malaysian SMEs under growing financial pressure - BNM

Business

Oil prices ease as Middle East exports recover towards pre-war levels

Business

Tabung Haji posts record RM4.64b profit on stronger investment performance

Business

Oil supply risks mount as Brent tops US$102 on threat of Middle East shipping routes disruption