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West Africa Crude-October clears, IOC takes 4mn barrels in Nov

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LONDON: October cargoes were clearing steadily on Thursday with strong margins, especially for gasoline, buoying demand for light, sweet Nigerian crude, although Forcados was proving a slow sell.

ANGOLA

About 10 cargoes were still available from the October schedule.

Chevron was offering Cabinda at dated Brent plus $1.10 a barrel and Total was offering Girassol at dated Brent plus $1.40.

Chevron was said to have sold both its Nemba cargoes with the last offer level heard at about dated Brent plus 40 cents a barrel.

Total was also still offering its cargo of Nemba.

NIGERIA

Just under 30 October loading cargoes were still available.

ExxonMobil and Litasco were still showing their cargoes of Qua Iboe. The last offer heard was around dated Brent plus $1.75 a barrel but deal levels were expected to be a bit lower.

Most of the Forcados programme was still available, traders said, with Sahara, Shell and Litasco looking around for buyers. Fresh offer levels did not emerge. Offers were last heard just under dated Brent plus $2.00 a barrel.

The differential for distillate-rich Forcados has firmed over the last few weeks, pushed up by strong gasoil margins.

 

 

Copyright Reuters, 2017

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