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2010 Petrol and Diesel Price Hike

The Malaysian government announced that beginning July 15, 2010, subsidies for sugar, petrol, liquefied petroleum gas and diesel will be cut as part of a subsidy rationalization program. Specifically, the prices of sugar will increase 25 cents to RM1.75 per kg, LPG will increase 10 cents to RM1.85 per kg, RON95 petrol will increase 5 cents to RM1.85 per liter, and diesel will increase 5 cents to RM1.75 per liter. A study will be conducted to determine the impact of price increases for essential items like sugar, petrol and LPG.

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2010 Petrol and Diesel Price Hike

The Malaysian government announced that beginning July 15, 2010, subsidies for sugar, petrol, liquefied petroleum gas and diesel will be cut as part of a subsidy rationalization program. Specifically, the prices of sugar will increase 25 cents to RM1.75 per kg, LPG will increase 10 cents to RM1.85 per kg, RON95 petrol will increase 5 cents to RM1.85 per liter, and diesel will increase 5 cents to RM1.75 per liter. A study will be conducted to determine the impact of price increases for essential items like sugar, petrol and LPG.

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Start from 15 July 2010, the subsidies for sugar, petrol, liquefied petroleum gas and diesel will

be cut as part of the gradual subsidy rationalisation programme, according to a statement from the Prime Ministers office. The price of sugar will go up 25sen to RM1.75 per kg; LPG will go up 10sen to RM1.85 per kg; petrol RON95 will be up 5sen to RM1.85 per litre and diesel will be up 5sen to RM1.75 per litre. A research will be carried out to find out effect of price hike in essential items such as sugar, petrol and LPG.

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