LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Spot demand was limited on Monday
as more refinery run cuts in China were announced, with fuel
demand falling due to the coronavirus epidemic.
* Following state-owned Sinopec and some independent Chinese
refiners, known as teapots, PetroChina was the latest to
announce plans to reduce operations.
* PetroChina 0857.HK plans to cut its planned crude
throughput by 320,000 barrels per day (bpd) this month, an
official told Reuters on Monday. * Sinopec's trading arm Unipec sold a cargo of Pazflor to a
buyer in the western hemisphere after offering the parcel at
dated Brent plus 80 cents.
* Unipec was still offering two cargoes of Gindungo from
dated Brent minus 20 cents, and Sangos and Saturno at plus 50
cents and minus 65 cents respectively.
* Angolan state oil company Sonangol continued to offer a
cargo of Dalia at dated Brent plus $1.50.
* Just over 15 cargoes of Angolan crude remained from the
March programme including the Unipec cargoes.
* India's IOC issued a buy tender for crude loading April
11-20 with results expected Thursday.
* Perenco closed a sell tender for a cargo of Djeno with
results expected this week.
* Indonesia's Pertamina issued a buy tender for crude
cargoes for May 1-3 delivery. The tender closes on Wednesday
with bids valid until Friday.
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