Malaysian fuel prices to rise by 35 sen starting September 17
Malaysian fuel prices to rise by 35 sen starting September 17 The Ministry of Finance has announced a 35-sen increase in fuel prices for the upcoming week of September 17 to 23, 2026. This weekly adjustment will impact all major fuel categories, affecting both diesel and petrol users across the country. For the specified period, diesel prices will rise to RM5.27 per liter. Petrol users will also see an uptick at the pump, with RON95 priced at RM4.37 per liter and the premium RON97 grade reaching RM4.85 per liter. These adjustments are part of the standard weekly pricing mechanism used to align domestic rates with global market volatility. The 35-sen hike is expected to influence both daily commuters and the logistics sector, as fuel remains a primary overhead for commercial operations. As Malaysia continues to manage its fuel subsidy rationalization, motorists are encouraged to monitor these weekly updates to better manage their refueling expenditures.
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