MOSCOW, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Russian Urals crude
differentials to dated Brent were stable on Monday, while
supplies of the grade to Asia in January are set to jump to a
record 7 million tonnes, according to traders' and Refinitiv
Eikon data.
* Asian markets are showing no let up in their demand for
Russian
oil, absorbing a big rise in seaborne exports of Urals crude
this month and helping Moscow cope even as most Western buyers
stay away.
PLATTS WINDOW
* No bids or offers were made for Urals, Azeri BTC or CPC
Blend in
the Platts window on Monday, traders said.
NEWS
* An OPEC+ panel is likely to recommend keeping the oil
producer
group's current output policy unchanged when it meets this week,
five OPEC+ delegates told Reuters on Monday.
* Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call with
Saudi
Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman on Monday to discuss
cooperation within the OPEC+ group of oil producing countries in
order to maintain oil price stability.
(Reporting by Reuters
Editing by Mark Potter)
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