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MOF welcomes US-Iran ceasefire deal but cautions fuel subsidy bill to still hit RM3.5 bil monthly

Don’t expect world oil prices and global supply chain to be fully restored immediately, Finance Ministry says

Govt spends RM1.4 bil for four months of Sabah, Sarawak diesel subsidy: Armizan

Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister says bill was RM2 billion for the two states for the entire year last year

Global oil supply, economic recovery to take time after US-Iran peace deal

Mines in the Strait of Hormuz, repairs to infrastructure damage and vessels anchored for long periods will see slow start to easing supply crisis, says economy minister

Subsidy bill peaked at RM7.5 bil in April: Amir Hamzah

Finance Minister II says even though cost of financing fuel for the public has moderated, Malaysia is still expecting to spend RM3.5 bil to RM4 bil on subsidies

Not just an oil price issue: global supply crisis will reach households, Hassan Marican warns

Govt’s subsidy reforms over last two years keeping M’sia afloat but supply crisis requires measures beyond restructuring finances
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