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- RON97 Sees A 20-Cents Reduction From 15 Dec - 21 Dec 2022
The retail price of petroleum products based on Automatic Pricing Mechanism formula for the period 15 December 2022 to 21 December 2022 are as below:
RON97 sees a big reduction by 20-cents to RM3.55 as compared to the current RM3.75.
RON95 however holds at RM2.05 similar to Diesel which sees no movement at RM2.15 per-litre.
The Ministry Of Finance says it will continue to monitor crude oil prices and take counter measurements to ensure consumer welfare is always prioritised.
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