West Asia tensions push unsubsidised fuel prices up 25 sen
Photo: The Vibes
Unsubsidised RON97, RON95 and diesel prices will each rise by 25 sen a litre from Sept 10 to 16
From the original report
MALAYSIA'S unsubsidised fuel prices will rise by 25 sen a litre across the board from Sept 10 to 16, driven by higher global crude oil prices and growing risks to petroleum supplies amid the renewed escalation of the West Asia conflict.
Under the Automatic Pricing Mechanism (APM), the new prices are: RON97: RM4.50 a litre, up 25 sen from RM4.25; unsubsidised RON95: RM4.02 a litre, up 25 sen from RM3.77; unsubsidised diesel: RM4.92 a litre, up 25 sen from RM4.67.
…
This is a brief of a report by another newsroom. The excerpt below is from the original.
Read the full report at The Vibes
The Vibes
Read the full translated article in Japanese →
Related stories
-
Unsubsidised petrol, diesel prices rise 25 sen - MOF Business9/9 20:59
-
Chin Hin enters industrial segment with RM449m GDV The NeX Business9/9 19:28
-
Ringgit eases as Middle East conflict weighs on sentiment Business9/9 18:29
-
Malaysian fuel prices September 10-16, 2026 – up 25 sen; diesel to RM4.92, RON95 to RM4.02, RON97 to RM4.50 Business9/9 17:55
About this story
- Source
- The Vibes
- Originally published
- Sep 9, 2026
- Updated here
- Sep 9, 2026
- Produced by
- Malaysia Times desk (brief) — reporting by the source
- Corrections
- Corrections log · Report an error