UNI Drops 6.38% to Key $3.98 Support as MACD Flatlines

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tags. We'll produce the JSON. Title: "UNI, MACD Yatay Seyrederken %6,38 Düşüşle 3,98 Dolarlık Kilit Desteğe İndi" But we can also say "UNI, MACD Yatayken %6,38 Düşerek 3,98 Dolarlık Kritik Desteğe İndi" Let's decide. I'll go with: "UNI, MACD Yatay Seyrederken %6,38 Düşüşle 3,98 Dolarlık Kritik Desteğe İndi" But the original says "Drops 6.38% to Key $3.98 Support" - so we can say "UNI, MACD Yatay Seyrederken %6,38 Düşerek 3,98 Dolarlık Kilit Desteğe İndi" Actually "Kilit" is a direct translation of "key" but in Turkish we often say "kritik" or "önemli". I'll use "kritik". Better: "UNI, MACD Yatay Seyrederken %6,38 Düşüşle 3,98 Dolarlık Kritik Desteğe İndi" That sounds natural. Alternatively: "UNI, MACD Yatayken %6,38 Düşerek 3,98 Dolarlık Kritik Desteğe İndi" But "Yatay Seyrederken" is more precise. I'll use: "UNI, MACD Yatay Seyrederken %6,38 Düşüşle 3,98 Dolarlık Kritik Desteğe İndi" Now content: We'll put the translated paragraphs inside the article tags. We need to ensure the h2 tags are translated: "The $3.98 Support Level" -> "3,98 Dolarlık Destek Seviyesi" but we can keep the dollar sign? In Turkish, we might say "3,98 Dolarlık Destek Seviyesi" but the original has $3.98. We can keep the dollar sign: "$3.98 Destek Seviyesi" but that's fine. Let's translate: "3,98 Dolarlık Destek Seviyesi" or "$3.98 Destek Seviyesi" - I'll use "$3.98 Destek Seviyesi" to keep the number format. Second h2