Petrol
The streak ends
Petrol Prices Fall for the First Time Since August, RON95 Down to RM4.52
Petrol prices fell this week for the first time since August. Unsubsidised RON95 dropped 5 sen to RM4.52, ending three straight weekly rises. BUDI95 stays at RM1.99.
Three weeks up, now down
- RON95 fell 5 sen to RM4.52 after three weeks of gains that took it from RM3.77 to RM4.57.
- Diesel fell 15 sen to RM5.27 back to where it stood on 17 September.
- RON97 eased 5 sen to RM5.00 its first drop since 3 September.
“Moderating average global crude oil prices during the APM calculation period, following the resumption of operations at Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline.”
Updating last week's piece. We covered a third straight weekly rise on 24 September — that streak just ended.
What to watch
- Wed, 7 OctNext weekly float announcement, effective 8 October — whether the drop holds.
- Fri, 9 OctBudget 2027 is tabled — any change to BUDI95 or the subsidy scheme would land after this.
Not financial advice. This is general information based on Ministry of Finance pricing announcements as at 30 September 2026. It is not a forecast of where fuel or oil prices are headed, and Rates.my does not issue price targets. Check your own subsidy status via the live fuel price page.
Sources & further reading
- The Star — Fuel prices Oct 1-7: RON97, unsubsidised RON95 down 5 sen, diesel down 15 sen
- Bernama — RON97 and unsubsidised RON95 down 5 sen, diesel drops 15 sen from Oct 1
- paultan.org — Malaysian fuel prices, October 1-7 2026: all prices down
- data.gov.my — Price of Petroleum & Diesel catalogue
- Rates.my — RON95 up to RM4.57, diesel to RM5.42: fuel prices rise for a third straight week
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