Speaking to reporters after performing Friday prayers in the capital yesterday, the Prime Minister confirmed that the country’s petroleum supply remains stable. “The fuel supply for April and May appears to be in a controlled state. Addressing the sustainability of fuel subsidies, the Prime Minister affirmed the government’s intention to maintain the current price of RON95 petrol. Despite global price surges placing significant financial pressure on the national treasury, he emphasised that public welfare remains the primary priority. Anwar also confirmed that ­diesel subsidies would continue to prevent further inflationary ­pressure, with targeted assistance already being provided to ­farmers and fishermen.

Source: The Star April 11, 2026 01:04 UTC