1.   The Malaysian ringgit fell for the sixth day, touching a new low.

2.   The Malaysian ringgit fell to its lowest in more than three years as investors pushed the currency lower after the central bank failed to step in.

3.   Every time the ringgit falls, we have problems and spend time, energy and seek ways to react for economic recovery.

4.   Hence the small panic when the ringgit fell.

5.   Some traders expect the ringgit to fall further.

6.   The ringgit fell by four percent within two hours to an all-time low against the US dollar.

7.   The ringgit fell to new lows, and jitters spread across the region.

8.   Traders said the reported continued persistent sale of offshore funds as one of the reasons for the drop, and some expected the ringgit to fall further.

9.   The Malaysian ringgit fell Friday on profit-taking following a foreign news report that state-owned Perwaja Steel Sdn. Bhd. was insolvent.