The Malaysian Prime Minister's economic adviser said that the Malaysian government is confident of getting sufficient fuel supply before the end of the year. He told local media on Friday that there is still a risk of rising fuel prices due to geopolitical tension and blockage of key shipping routes. As demand continues to grow, the government may speed up spending to fund critical infrastructure projects such as water supply and power generation.

The Malaysian Prime Minister's economic adviser said that the Malaysian government is confident of getting sufficient fuel supply before the end of the year. He told local media on Friday that there is still a risk of rising fuel prices due to geopolitical tension and blockage of key shipping routes. As demand continues to grow, the government may speed up spending to fund critical infrastructure projects such as water supply and power generation.