LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) – Angola crude oil cargoes remained in ample supply on Thursday while offers of Nigerian crude were heard to be edging lower from previously reported levels.
ANGOLA
* The market has around 14 unsold January cargoes available, down 3 from Wednesday’s estimate but still a sizeable overhang given that next month’s programmes will be out in just over a week.
* Cargoes have sold for weaker differentials than in the previous month, a trader said, putting the month-on-month decline at around 50 cents a barrel, due to softer demand.
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* Unsold cargoes include two cargoes of Cabinda, two of CLOV, two of Pazflor and two of Saturno.
NIGERIA
* Qua Iboe was being offered at dated Brent plus $1.65 a barrel, the lower end of a range given on Wednesday.
TENDERS
*Indian Oil Corp was said to award its tender for Feb. 1-10 loading cargoes to Chevron and Vitol, which will each supply a VLCC, a trader said. (Reporting by Alex Lawler; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)