LONDON: Oil traders from around the world, including the United States, Britain and Brazil, have tripled their sales to Asia as they take advantage of an emerging supply gap after OPEC-led production cuts announced late last year.
US energy company Chevron is in talks with the Angolan government and state oil firm Sonangol to revise tax terms, with any future investment dependent on those talks, a senior company official was quoted as saying on Wednesday.
No offers surfaced for April-loading Nigerian cargoes but offers for Angolan crude grades were steady, traders said. Activity was limited because the market was focused on the International Petroleum Week gathering in London.
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