LONDON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Angolan cargoes are selling more
rapidly as prices have come down and loading programmes are due
next week.
* Angolan state oil company Sonangol sold its cargo of Dalia
for around dated Brent plus $2.20.
* It now only has two cargoes left to sell for loading in
February, a Gindungo and a Hungo, after selling three on
Thursday - some of its slowest sales of spot cargoes in months.
* Around 10 cargoes remain for export in February, and none
of the term cargoes re-offered in the Platts window were heard
to have been sold to new customers.
* Vitol and Chevron were among the awardees for a tender for
India's IOC, delivering Nigerian Amenam, Egina and Escravos.
* Vitol, Total and Trafigura satisfied a tender from
Indonesia's Pertamina for 3 million barrels of crude.
* Nigerian Bonny Light and Qua Iboe were being offered at
around dated Brent plus $3.20, Egina for $5.50 and Forcados for
$3.90.
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