LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - West African Crude trade was quiet
on Thursday as European refiners put a hold on new purchases as
they weigh the impact of new lockdowns and price reactions to
the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.
* Around 10 cargoes of Angolan crude were still available.
Chevron recently sold a cargo of Angolan Nemba to Repsol,
traders said.
* Indonesia's Pertamina issued a rare tender to swap crude.
The state firm is seeking Nigerian crude, among a longer list
that includes Asian grades, for Jan. 14-24 delivery in exchange
for its own Banyu Urip crude. The tender closes Nov. 9 and
remains valid until Nov. 11.
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