My apologies, but couldn’t do any update this week - will be back next week

No change of fuel price this week

Calculation and table of estimated prices can be found at this link: https://goo.gl/cpYiBN. No guarantees any of the estimates will be correct as the government has been 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.

If calculating 11/10 to 17/10 cycle (Tuesday to Monday - weekends are using Friday prices), the actual retail price for RON95 & RON97 should be RM3.19 and RM3.49 respectively (±1 sen).

Thus, I estimate that RON97 would remain the same as last week at RM3.95 (±1 sen).

Note: RON95 will be capped at RM2.05/l & Diesel at RM2.15/l source

Correct prediction bro.. No changes in fuel price

Calculation and table of estimated prices can be found at this link: https://goo.gl/cpYiBN. No guarantees any of the estimates will be correct as the government has been 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.

If calculating 18/10 to 24/10 cycle (Tuesday to Monday - weekends are using Friday prices), the actual retail price for RON95 & RON97 should be RM3.21 and RM3.51 respectively (±1 sen).

Thus, I estimate that RON97 would remain the same as last week at RM3.95 (±1 sen).

Note: RON95 will be capped at RM2.05/l & Diesel at RM2.15/l source

Correct prediction bro... No changes in fuel price

I think there might not be any changes to fuel prices before the next cabinet takes office.

This post has been edited by blackie19: Oct 27 2022, 10:50 AM

Calculation and table of estimated prices can be found at this link: https://goo.gl/cpYiBN. No guarantees any of the estimates will be correct as the government has been 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.

If calculating 25/10 to 31/10 cycle (Tuesday to Monday - weekends are using Friday prices), the actual retail price for RON95 & RON97 should be RM3.20 and RM3.50 respectively (±1 sen).

Thus, I estimate that RON97 would remain the same as last week at RM3.95 (±1 sen).

Note: RON95 will be capped at RM2.05/l & Diesel at RM2.15/l source

Calculation and table of estimated prices can be found at this link: https://goo.gl/cpYiBN. No guarantees any of the estimates will be correct as the government has been 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.

If calculating 1/11 to 7/11 cycle (Tuesday to Monday - weekends are using Friday prices), the actual retail price for RON95 & RON97 should be RM3.41 and RM3.71 respectively (±1 sen).

Thus, I estimate that RON97 would remain the same as last week at RM3.95 (±1 sen).

Note: RON95 will be capped at RM2.05/l & Diesel at RM2.15/l source

Correct prediction bro

-My apologies for not updating last week. I was on the road the whole week and totally forgot until it was late Wednesday afternoon - too late for it to do any good-

Calculation and table of estimated prices can be found at this link: https://goo.gl/cpYiBN. No guarantees any of the estimates will be correct as the government has been 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.

If calculating 15/11 to 21/11 cycle (Tuesday to Monday - weekends are using Friday prices), the actual retail price for RON95 & RON97 should be RM3.19 and RM3.49 respectively (±1 sen).

Thus, I estimate that RON97 would remain the same as last week at RM3.95 (±1 sen).

Note: RON95 will be capped at RM2.05/l & Diesel at RM2.15/l source

Seems like the new government is bent on implementing the targeted subsidies within 2 weeks.. Fully support this

Really interesting to see how they are going to do the "targeted subsidy" - logistical cost, e-hailing, p-hailing, food delivery cost will jump sky high immediately once it start to implement. Inflation will jump also.

Not easy to come out from the ron95 subsidy after so long enjoying cheap fuel.

Hopefully, traffic jam on the road will be reduced slightly if targeted subsidy is on.

Calculation and table of estimated prices can be found at this link: https://goo.gl/cpYiBN. No guarantees any of the estimates will be correct as the government has been 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.

If calculating 22/11 to 28/11 cycle (Tuesday to Monday - weekends are using Friday prices), the actual retail price for RON95 & RON97 should be RM3.07 and RM3.37 respectively (±1 sen).

Thus, I estimate that RON97 would go down by 3 sen from last week at RM3.92 (±1 sen).

Note: RON95 will be capped at RM2.05/l & Diesel at RM2.15/l source

2nd Note: Targeted subsidies are on the menu, but it wouldn't be implemented anytime soon. News sources say that the agencies should come up with a proposal within 2 weeks.

10c down for ron97. Ron97 supporters rejoice

Never expected govt will reduce that much. I thought they would maintain the high price to reduce the burden of RON95 subsidy. As you said, good news for RON97 users

Calculation and table of estimated prices can be found at this link: https://goo.gl/cpYiBN. No guarantees any of the estimates will be correct as the government has been 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.

If calculating 29/11 to 5/12 cycle (Tuesday to Monday - weekends are using Friday prices), the actual retail price for RON95 & RON97 should be RM2.89 and RM3.19 respectively (±1 sen).

Thus, I estimate that RON97 would go down by 10 sen from last week at RM3.75 (±1 sen).

Note: RON95 will be capped at RM2.05/l & Diesel at RM2.15/l source

2nd Note: Targeted subsidies are on the menu, but it wouldn't be implemented anytime soon. News sources say that the agencies should come up with a proposal within 2 weeks.

Correct prediction bro..

New government off to a good start

Has nothing to do with new government as it’s following the market fuel price.

But the improving exchange rate does contribute to this

Less uncertainties, since there is a gov in place at least.
Rather than just a hung parliament, no cabinet.

Still waiting for deputy ministers post announcement.

I think once all post GE15 dusts clears off, we will get better exchange rates. Unless US FED go nuts and USD go sky high again.