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Lower Oil Prices In The Pipeline

The Morning Run Crew

26-Dec-18 07:45

Lower Oil Prices In The Pipeline

The Morning Run team discuss the weekly float system that will be used to determine the fuel price for RON95 from Jan 1st onwards due to the falling price of crude oil. Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng noted that a weekly float system would allow consumers to see the benefit of falling oil prices faster.

9:29 - Median home price in Malaysia rises to RM293,000 in the third quarter of 2018.

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