LONDON, June 9 (Reuters) - Spot activity was muted on
Tuesday as traders reassess positions after India's IOC picked
up about 6 million barrels via tender.
* Around 30 July-loading Nigerian cargoes were still
available.
* A dozen Angolan cargoes were still available from the July
programme.
* "Despite still sluggish demand in parts and a continued
theoretical capacity oversupply, Asian refining margins have so
far not fallen to the new lows seen amongst their European or US
counterparts," JBC said in an oil note.
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