Malaysia Fuel Prices June 2026: Rates Maintained Across the Board

The Ministry of Finance has confirmed that retail petrol and diesel prices will remain unchanged across Malaysia for the week of June 11 to June 17, 2026. This decision follows the latest updates under the weekly Automatic Pricing Mechanism (APM) framework. Despite ongoing fluctuations in the global crude oil market, the Malaysian government continues to shield citizens from severe pricing volatility through targeted social assistance programmes.

Official Fuel Rates from June 11 to June 17

For the upcoming weekly cycle, consumers without targeted subsidies will continue to pay the same market rates as the previous week. The retail price for premium RON97 petrol is held at RM4.35 per litre. Meanwhile, the unsubsidised market rate for standard RON95 petrol stays fixed at RM3.72 per litre.

In the logistics and commercial transport sectors, diesel prices in Peninsular Malaysia remain unchanged at RM4.67 per litre. For consumers in East Malaysia, including Sabah, Sarawak, and the Federal Territory of Labuan, the retail price of diesel is maintained at the fixed rate of RM2.15 per litre.

Protection via the BUDI MADANI Targeted Subsidy

Eligible Malaysian citizens registered under the ongoing BUDI MADANI program will experience no financial changes at the pump. The subsidised price of RON95 under the BUDI95 initiative remains securely capped at RM1.99 per litre. This system relies on MyKad verification directly at petrol stations to ensure that public funds assist the intended demographic groups.

To check your status or find out more about financial support allocations, you can review the guide on BUDI MADANI registration details. Eligible drivers currently receive a monthly allowance limit adjusted to 200 litres to help manage daily transport costs.

Massive Subsidy Costs Borrows Against Fiscal Budgets

According to statements from the Ministry of Finance, managing the gap between international market rates and local subsidised pumps puts immense weight on national finances. Global Brent crude oil prices have settled between US$90 and US$98 per barrel this month, down from a peak of US$120 earlier in the year.

Even with this slight dip, the government projects a massive monthly subsidy expenditure of RM3.5 billion to sustain current price levels. Out of this total monthly allocation, approximately RM2 billion goes directly toward subsidising RON95 petrol, while the remaining RM1.5 billion covers diesel price stabilization.

Key Facts

• Unsubsidised RON95 petrol is priced at RM3.72 per litre.
• Subsidised BUDI95 petrol remains fixed at RM1.99 per litre for verified citizens.
• Premium RON97 petrol stays at RM4.35 per litre.
• Peninsular diesel costs RM4.67 per litre, while East Malaysia diesel remains at RM2.15 per litre.
• The Ministry of Finance spends an estimated RM3.5 billion monthly on fuel subsidies.

What People Are Asking

• Question: What are the official fuel prices in Malaysia for June 11 to June 17, 2026?
• Answer: RON97 is RM4.35, unsubsidised RON95 is RM3.72, BUDI95 subsidised petrol is RM1.99, Peninsular diesel is RM4.67, and East Malaysia diesel is RM2.15.
• Question: How much does the government spend on petrol subsidies each month?
• Answer: The government spends roughly RM3.5 billion every month, split into RM2 billion for RON95 petrol and RM1.5 billion for diesel supplies.
• Question: Is there a monthly usage limit for the subsidised BUDI95 petrol rate?
• Answer: Yes, eligible users registered under the system have a monthly allowance cap of 200 litres to maintain domestic fuel market stability.