LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Offers for medium to heavier
grades of West African oil eased after faster sales late last
month.
* Fewer than 10 cargoes of December-loading Angolan crude
were still available, traders said, with several likely to be
absorbed into equity holders' own refining systems.
* Chevron recently sold a cargo of Angolan Nemba to Repsol
at a discount to dated Brent.
* Spot cargoes of Angolan Dalia crude were sold out, with
sale prices easing to about 65-70 cents above dated Brent,
compared with offers closer to a dollar last month.
* Offers for lighter Angolan crude remained steady, with
Cabinda offered at a little more than dated Brent plus $1 and
Girassol at a little above $1.50 over dated Brent - little
changed from earlier in the week.
* Indonesia's Pertamina is running a rare tender to swap
crude, for which Nigerian grades are eligible, for Jan. 14-24
delivery in exchange for its own Banyu Urip crude. The tender
closes Nov. 9 and remains valid until Nov. 11.