LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The number of unsold Angolan
cargoes for December loading was heard on Tuesday to be getting
smaller, with asking prices steady but traded prices said by
traders to be lower.
ANGOLA
* About 17 cargoes are thought to be available for December
loading, down from Monday's estimate of fewer than 20. That
means more than half of the month's 45 cargoes have traded.
* Offer levels remained stable from those heard on Monday.
Gimboa was offered by Sonangol at about dated Brent plus $2 a
barrel, Cabinda at about dated Brent plus $2 and Girassol at
dated plus $2.90, a trader said.
NIGERIA
* Bonny Light and Qua Iboe were last offered at dated Brent
plus $2.80, a trader said, though offers are thought to be few.
TENDERS
* Indian Oil Corp is running a buy tender closing Nov. 7 for
West African crude loading Jan. 1-10.