LONDON, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Spot activity was slow on Monday
following a flurry of deals in the last few weeks, particularly
for Angolan crude, after offer levels surpassed buyer interest.
* Weak freight rates, a narrower Dubai/Brent spread were
also weighing on Asian demand.
* Exxon Mobil was still offering a cargo of Angolan CLOV at
dated Brent plus $2.40. Equinor was still said to be offering a
cargo of Dalia.
* Oando sold a cargo of Nigerian Bonny light to Chevron
loading Jan. 17-18 at the end of last week, trading sources
said.
* January-loading Bonny Light was being offered at the
official selling price plus 80 cents. Exxon was offering Erha at
dated Brent plus $1.50.
* Nigerian Brass River crude exports were still under force
majeure, a trading source familiar with the matter said.
* South Africa's Sasol issued a buy tender for crude for
early February arrival. The tender closes mid-week.
* Perenco and SNH were offering two cargoes of Cameroonian
Kole crude via a tender closing this week.
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