Below is the estimated daily fuel price and some estimation. No guarantees any of the estimates will be correct as the government has been heavily subsidizing the fuel price. The good news is that RON95/Diesel has hit the ceiling and will continue on to be RM2.05 & RM2.15 respectively for the foreseeable future.

Date	Daily Fuel RON95 Price	Daily RON97 Price
2/3/2021	RM2.13	RM2.43
3/3/2021	RM2.14	RM2.44
4/3/2021	RM2.18	RM2.48
5/3/2021	RM2.25	RM2.55
6/3/2021	RM2.25*	RM2.55*
7/3/2021	RM2.25*	RM2.55*
8/3/2021	RM2.31	RM2.51
9/3/2021	RM2.27	RM2.57
10/3/2021	RM2.27	RM2.57
11/3/2021	RM2.31	RM2.61
12/3/2021	RM2.34	RM2.64
13/3/2021	RM2.34*	RM2.64*
14/3/2021	RM2.34*	RM2.64*
15/3/2021	RM2.37	RM2.67
16/3/2021	RM2.32	RM2.62

*weekend prices are following Friday

If the govt is following Wednesday to Tuesday cycle, then the actual price of RON95/RON97 would be RM2.33 & RM2.63 respectively.
If the govt is following Tuesday to Monday cycle, then the actual price of RON95/RON97 would be RM2.33 & RM2.63 respectively.

Most likely, RON97 will go up by 5 sen to RM2.45/l tomorrow.

Is this based on Singapore Mean Platts? Bcz malaysia's petrol prices are determined based on that.

FAQ Post #1 & AIP image attached above

This post has been edited by isr25: Mar 17 2021, 04:05 PM

RON 97 up 7 sen.

Accurate forecast by @isr25

Damn.. RON 97 up 7 cents.. Soon have to change to RON 95 once it goes up above RM 2.60

Let's see if it will hit RM2.81 this time. That's the highest I have pumped for the past few years.

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Mar 17 2021, 11:02 PM

I don't understand why government still need to control ron97 price.

Well the government has been controlling the price of petrol since 1983.
I'm speculating that even tough the sale of RON97 is less than 10% of the total volume sale of petrol they are just to afraid that when the government let the oil companies dictate the sales price, it will eventually go up rather than down since it is a premium product (even tough the spread between 97 & 95 is marginal) + volume sale is miniscule (which they loose more money just to offer it to the market).

You always pump ron97? Not many people pump that unless they love their cars. 95 should be sufficient

Should be no problem if the price goes up or down. Supply & demand.

My car only need minimum ron92, so ron95 is already more than enough

I see, Ron95 for now still remain the same for 3 weeks streaks now. Usually 97 for higher performance and conti car that’s what I know

Many conti cars also are enough with 95, no need 97.

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

That was too long ago haha.

Around Nov 2018 it reached RM2.81 and again May 2019 at RM2.80

Preferably ron97 for better performance. Those engines if damage will cost a boom rather not to risk 😂

Not true, if the engine is designed just to use 95 then no need to use higher and they won't go kaboom sooner! More power also not always true. If it's optimized with just mapping for 95 then it won't make more power by using 97, just wasting money for placebo effect, Malaysian calls this shiok sendiri. Lol Even if some do mapped for higher ron, often the difference is marginal and only detectable with dyno testing so unless your butt feel is more sensitive and accurate than dyno then you won't notice the difference.

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Mar 18 2021, 02:44 PM

Totally agree. Even if a car is tuned to have optimal performance with RON97, usually the power difference is minimal, like 2-4% more power than RON95.

Even if your typical teh tarik is sweeter than usual by 2-4% than usual, how can you know the difference if no one were to tell you? Shiok sendiri is most likely the effect.

Use 97 starting this month due to contest by Petronas - Setel 😆

7 sen/L too much.... not guarantee a prize from their contest also

This post has been edited by Captain89: Mar 18 2021, 08:31 PM