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Judge Loretta Preska ruled on the turnover of the 51% stake in YPF, which is currently led by Javier Milei's government in Argentina.

10 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 18
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Judge Loretta Preska ruled on the turnover of the 51% stake in YPF, which is currently led by Javier Milei's government in Argentina.

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  1. Lower oil prices driven by Brent crude volatility.Sub-event
  2. Ruling on the YPF stake turnover in Argentina involving Milei's government.1 source
  3. Judge Loretta Preska ruled that Argentina was liable for damages and violated shareholder rights in a YPF legal case.
  4. Argentina seized a Repsol stake in YPF as creditors appeal the ruling by Judge Preska.

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  • ReutersUS appeals court puts Argentina's 51% YPF stake turnover on temporary hold NEW YORK (Reuters) -A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday put on temporary hold a judge's order that Argentina turn over its 51% s
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