Although fuel prices have come down, many still feel the pinch from the dramatic rise in the cost of goods. While the authorities predict prices will fall next year, consumers continue to tighten their belts.
LIKE many Malaysians, Iskandar Mohd Hanif, 53, feels the pinch when he is shopping for groceries. The increase in fuel prices in June led to a dramatic rise in cost of products and services.
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