Petrol prices without subsidies in Malaysia are decreasing by 5 sen, while diesel prices are falling by 15 sen. These adjusted prices are effective until October 7th. The reduction aims to provide some relief to consumers amid fluctuating global oil markets. This change impacts fuel costs for those not benefiting from government subsidies. Authorities have not yet commented on the reasons behind the price adjustments, but it is likely linked to recent global crude oil trends. Further monitoring of market conditions will determine future pricing strategies. The government continues to evaluate the impact of fuel prices on the Malaysian economy and its citizens.