W. Africa Crude-Sell tender results awaited

LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - West African grades were pressured slightly by competition from cheaper U.S. grades on Monday while traders awaited the result of a sell tender.

* About 10 March-loading cargoes of Angolan crude are still available. Angola's final loading programme was reduced to 29 cargoes after a cargo of Mondo and a partial cargo of Saxi were deferred to April.

* China's Unipec bought a cargo of March-loading Angolan Sangos from Eni.
* Uruguay's ANCAP did not take West African crude in its latest tender, taking U.S. WTI Midland instead. Similarly, China's Rongsheng took U.S. crude rather than West African crude in its latest tender.

* Results for SNH's sell tender for March-loading Kole and Lokele will emerge later this week.

* South Africa's Sasol took Nigerian Okwuibome in its latest tender for early April arrival.
(Reporting by Julia Payne Editing by David Goodman )

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