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. Also ensure we use proper Indonesian punctuation and numbers. Use comma for decimal? In Indonesian, decimal point is comma? Actually in Indonesian, decimal is comma, but in financial contexts often they use point? Usually Indonesian uses comma for decimals, e.g., $89,26. But in original it's $89.26. To be consistent, we can use comma. But since it's a price, maybe they keep dot? Actually in Indonesian, they use comma for decimals, but for currency, they often use comma. But it's acceptable to keep dot. However, to be natural, we should use comma. But note that in Indonesian, thousands separator is dot. So $89.26 could be $89,26. But we'll use comma. Also, the original uses $89.26, but we can translate as $89,26. Let's do that.
Also, we need to preserve the structure exactly. The original has with and
. We'll translate each element.
Let's write the JSON.
Title: "Harga Minyak Turun Lebih dari 1% karena WTI dan Brent Berakhir di $89,26" but we need to keep "settle" meaning "berakhir" or "dipatok". Actually "settle" in trading means "berakhir" or "menetap". "Berakhir" is fine. Also "Oil Prices Drop Over 1%" -> "Harga Minyak Turun Lebih dari 1%". So full title: "Harga Minyak Turun Lebih dari 1% karena WTI dan Brent Berakhir di $89,26" but that's a bit long. Alternatively: "Harga Minyak Turun Lebih dari 1%: WTI dan Brent Berakhir di $89,26" but we have "as" meaning "karena" or "seiring". But the original "as" indicates cause or time. Actually "as" here might be "saat" or "karena". But better to rephrase: "Harga Minyak Turun Lebih dari 1%, WTI dan Brent Berakhir di $89,26" - but we need to keep the meaning. I'll go with "Harga Minyak Turun Lebih dari
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