Just out:
RON97 down 11sen to RM2.50
RON95 down 10sen to RM2.23
Diesel down 12sen to RM2.19

Harga minyak TURUN

Ron 95 RM2.23 -10sen
Ron 97 RM2.50 -11sen
Diesel RM2.19 -12sen

https://www.mysumber.com/minyak.html

this week price is expected to go down again

Possibly yes... by 3 sen. But I prefer to wait for AIP figures to come out tomorrow to be more sure about this.

Update Monday 19/2

Looks like it will indeed go down again 5-7 sen for RON95/97 and 2-3 sen for Diesel.

This post has been edited by isr25: Feb 19 2018, 10:03 AM

Thanks for the info.

Thanks

thanks man

Estimated fuel Price for the period of 22/02 to 28/02/2018

Prediction :
RON95 : ⬇ decreased by RM0.07 to RM2.16/ltr
RON97 : ⬇ decreased by RM0.06 to RM2.44/ltr
Diesel : ⬇ decreased by RM0.05 to RM2.14/ltr

Petrol price for this coming Thursday confirm drop at least by 6cents. Sekian, terima kasih

why drop so much? due to election?

That's a joke everywhere now. However the real fact is the refined peyrol price as per australian AIP -MOPS out on Monday showed one of the steepest fall within a week.

ic. not follow crude oil? since 14 feb is increase a bit?

https://oilprice.com/oil-price-charts

The explanation is written at 1st post, but layman terms is:

You don't eat Paddy, you eat cooked Rice. Same for your car, it doesn't take crude oil, it takes refined fuel - priced using MOPS for our region.
Paddy = Crude Oil Price
Cooked Rice = MOPS Price

This post has been edited by isr25: Feb 21 2018, 04:33 PM

ohh. understood. very good analogy

Wonder if there is an app for mops
Can see quite a lot app for crude but not that

The following price is effective 22nd February - 28th February 2018

Ron 97 - decrease 7 cents
Ron 95 - decrease 6 cents
Diesel - decrease 6 cents

The new pump price as follows:-
1) RON 97- RM2.43 per liter (inclusive 6% GST) ‎
2) RON 95 - RM2.17 per liter‎
3) Diesel - RM2.13 per liter
4) Euro5 - RM2.23 per liter

Seems like a good time to convert those accumulated loyalty points to petrol...

Any difference? If you have X number of points it's just worth a constant amount of ringgit right? So price of petrol shouldn't matter, you'd still got X/400 (or whatever the conversion rate is) ringgit worth of petrol.

Perhaps got slight difference in that pumping with cash now will earn less points than if you pump with cash at higher price, but that's also offset by the 3x points now which may not last to future?

Presuming that RM1 = 1 point.

If you collect the points when petrol prices are high, you get more points. Say for example, 1000 point gives your RM10 worth of petrol. If petrol prices are lower now, you get more petrol per RM.

That's what i want to convey.

now 1 liter = 1 point