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Liew Budi95 Helps Track Fuel Demand
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AI-generatedMalaysia's Budi95 fuel subsidy rationalization program caps RON95 gasoline consumption per individual, reducing demand growth and government subsidy burden. The mechanism is regulatory (demand management) with weak direct commercial impact; no specific company or supply chain disruption is identified. The policy affects domestic fuel retailers and consumers, but details on margin or volume changes are not specified.
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- Budi95 initiative launched September 2023 to manage fuel demand in Malaysia.
- Initial allocation 300 litres per month per person, later reduced to 200 litres.
- Deputy Finance Minister Liew Chin Tong denied further reduction to 150 litres.
- Malaysia's economic growth projected between 4.5% and 5.0%.
- Initiative aims to ensure consistent fuel supply amid global energy crises.
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