By AseanTradingLink
Petroleum price drop below Malaysia subsidy level
Early this month, the Malaysia government made a surprise move to cut subsidies for fuel sold at local pump stations. The move resulted in RON95 petrol and diesel prices rising 20 sen per litre to RM2.30 and RM2.20, respectively.AmResearch estimate that the breakeven of the global crude oil price is at an...
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