LONDON: Angola's Sonangol has issued a revised loading plan for November that includes a total of 1.69 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil, according to a programme seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
The head of Nigeria's central bank says it has an agreement with state oil company NNPC under which international oil and oil services companies will sell all their foreign currency through a mechanism created to funnel the money directly to importers who need dollars to buy gasoline.
ANGOLA
Sonangol offered two cargoes of Saturno and one cargo of Dalia at dated Brent minus $2.30 a barrel, unchanged from earlier this week.
Sonangol also continued to offer a cargo of Girassol at dated Brent plus 10 cents a barrel.
In the window, BP offered Dalia at dated Brent minus $2.50 a barrel loading Nov. 6-7, some 20 cents below the Sonangol one.
Phillips 66 bought a cargo of end November Mondo from Exxon loading Nov. 23-24; price details did not emerge.
NIGERIA
Vitol offered a cargo of Bonny Light outside the window at dated Brent plus $1.75 a barrel for Oct. 5-15 delivery basis Rotterdam. The offer was 35 cents below Tuesday's.
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