Ease in fuel reforms, say experts


Ripple effect: Experts warn that rising transportation costs would increase the prices of goods and services across the board. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The planned rationalisation of the RON95 fuel subsidy this June has raised concerns about its potential domino effect on inflation and the cost of living.

With that in mind, consumer advocates and economists urged the government to learn from past experiences and opt for gradual and targeted reforms.

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