Indonesia's Fuel Prices Among the Cheapest in ASEAN: A Price Comparison

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 22/08/2022 12:00 WIB

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Indonesia's fuel prices are relatively low compared to other Southeast Asian countries.

Southeast Asia Gasoline Prices* (August 15, 2022)

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Southeast Asia Gasoline Prices* (August 15, 2022)

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The issue of fuel prices, especially subsidized fuel like Pertalite and Solar, continues to be a hot topic. Indications of a fuel price increase are evident in the ballooning of Indonesia's 2022 energy subsidy and compensation budget to Rp 502 trillion.

This comprises Rp 208.9 trillion in subsidies and Rp 293.5 trillion in compensation. Given the substantial government subsidies for fuel, Indonesian fuel prices are relatively cheap compared to other Southeast Asian countries.

According to Global Petrol Prices, Malaysia has the cheapest fuel in Southeast Asia at Rp 6,792.6 per liter (equivalent to RON 95 fuel). Vietnam follows at Rp 15,939.6 per liter.

Indonesia has the third cheapest fuel in the region at Rp 17,320 per liter. Singapore has the most expensive fuel in Southeast Asia, at Rp 29,015 per liter.

The following table shows fuel prices in Southeast Asian countries according to Global Petrol Price data as of August 15, 2022:

1. Singapore: Rp 29,015.026/liter
2. Laos: Rp 25,441.850/liter
3. Philippines: Rp 19,490.857/liter
4. Cambodia: Rp 19,045.535/liter
5. Thailand: Rp 18,663.018/liter
6. Indonesia: Rp 17,320/liter
7. Vietnam: Rp 15,939.673/liter
8. Malaysia: Rp 6,792.611/liter

(Also read: Pertamina Raises Prices of 3 Non-Subsidized Fuels: Details Here)

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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