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LONDON, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Spot trade of Nigerian crude
stalled on Monday amid fresh tenders and as traders reassessed
values after official selling prices (OSPs) emerged.
* Nigeria's NNPC raised its December official selling prices
for Bonny Light BON-E and Qua Iboe crude oil QUA-E to dated
Brent minus 15 and minus 10 cents a barrel respectively.
* Around 20 to 25 December-loading Nigerian cargoes were
still available. A trading source expected spot differentials to
drop to attract European refiners weighed down by lockdowns.
* The price of Angolan Dalia has shot up close to $1 for
January cargoes versus December cargoes. Sonangol offered its
spot Dalia at dated Brent plus $1.80 last week before it was
sold quickly at close to the asking price, traders said.
* Key grade Girassol was also trading significantly higher
at close to dated Brent plus $2, traders said, up from a little
more than $1 for December cargoes.
* India's IOC issued a buy tender for West African crude
loading Dec. 27 to Jan. 5. The tender closes on Nov. 26.
* IOC issued a second tender for Jan. 1-10 loading for a
wide range of crude grades, including West African grades. The
tender also closes on Nov. 26.
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