<ul><li>Government guarantees no increase in RON 95 price for Malaysians despite cabinet discussions.</li><li>Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim refuses proposal to raise RON 95 price for citizens but insists on adjustments based on subsidy amounts and market price.</li><li>Foreigners in Malaysia will face higher fuel prices as they currently benefit from significant subsidies, estimated at RM3-4 billion.</li><li>Economy minister Rafizi Ramli hands over fuel subsidy rationalization plan responsibility to finance ministry, led by Anwar, indicating a shift in management of RON 95 subsidy process.</li></ul>

Gov’t won’t increase RON 95 price although cabinet discussed it, but foreigners to pay more – PM Anwar

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