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RON95/RON97 -4cents diesel -2cents
New price
RON95 : 1.65 (from 1.69)
RON97 : 1.95 (from 1.99)
Diesel : 1.84 (1.86)

So we are "taxed"?

looks like a "PDAM cushion tax"

PETALING JAYA: The prices of RON97, RON95 and diesel will increase across the board from Nov 14 to Nov 20.

The Finance Ministry said that RON97 petrol would be priced at RM1.92 per litre, up by one sen from RM1.91 per litre previously.

The price of RON95 petrol will also increase by one sen from RM1.61 per litre to RM1.62 per litre.

The price of diesel will increase six sen from RM1.68 per litre to RM1.74 per litre.

PETALING JAYA: The price for RON95 petrol and diesel has been capped at RM2.05 and RM2.15 per litre respectively, following the rise of global crude oil prices, says Finance Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Aziz.

Zafrul said the newly announced price cap for RON95 and diesel is lower compared to the price cap implemented by the previous Pakatan Harapan government in 2019, which is RM2.08 for RON95 and RM2.18 for diesel.

"The government will cover the difference between the actual market price and the weekly retail price that is set weekly through the subsidy allocation," he said.

Zafrul said the government decided to introduce the cap because the actual market price for petroleum has been rising, along with the demand for crude oil, which is fuelled by the reopening of various economic sectors in the world.

"The global oil price is also influenced by the Covid-19 vaccination plan that is beginning to gradually take off around the world.

"Malaysia itself will start its national immunisation programme at the end of February," he said.

Zafrul assured that the government is committed to reduce the cost of living and it will always monitor the effects of changes in global crude oil prices.

"We will also take appropriate measures to balance government subsidies and the need to maintain the welfare and well-being of the people," he added.

The time when Abdullah Badawi suddenly announced a super huge hike and subsidised giving out of RM600+ cash?