Malaysia Fuel Prices This Week (2026-10-01)
New fuel prices are out 🇲🇾
New fuel prices are out 🇲🇾
The figures below come straight from Malaysia's open data portal at data.gov.my, published by the Department of Statistics Malaysia. We reproduce them unedited and add the wider context that a single headline number usually leaves out.
New fuel prices are out 🇲🇾
RON95 stays at RM1.99 under BUDI95 and RM2.05 under SKPS — the unsubsidised price down 5 sen to RM4.52. RON97 down 5 sen to RM5.00. Diesel down 15 sen to RM5.27.
Effective 1 Oct. Source: data.gov.my
For context, here is where the rest of the official numbers sit at the time of writing:
Malaysia headline inflation: 1.9% year-on-year (2026-08). Unemployment rate: 3.0% (2026-07), 520,300 people unemployed. Real GDP growth: 6.0% year-on-year (latest quarter). Fuel: RON95 RM1.99 under BUDI95 / RM2.05 SKPS, unsubsidised RM4.57; diesel RM5.42 (week of 2026-09-24).
These are published figures, not forecasts. DOSM revises earlier periods from time to time, so a number quoted today may be restated later. Nothing here is financial advice.
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