LONDON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - The number of unsold Angolan
cargoes for December loading is coming down, traders said on
Monday, while the Nigerian market was weaker due to competing
supplies.
ANGOLA
* Around six cargoes of December-loading Angolan crude were
still available, traders said, of which two are re-offers. The
total is as many as four less than on Friday.
* Offers were heard to be in line with those on Friday with
traded prices close to the offers. Girassol was said to have
traded at around dated Brent plus $1.50 and Cabinda at about
dated Brent plus $1.00.
* Sellers have had a better month in trading December
cargoes due to increased Chinese demand, a source said.
NIGERIA
* Differentials are coming under downward pressure due to
competition in Europe from higher Libyan output plus U.S. crude
exports.
* Bonny Light for December loading was being offered at
dated Brent parity, a source said, down 10 cents from Friday's
assessment.