* Vitol was offering a cargo of Angolan Dalia for a second day but had yet to attract a buyer.
* Around 10 March-loading cargoes of Angolan crude remained unsold.
* South Africa's Sasol purchased a cargo of Nigerian Okwuibome crude.
* Chevron emerged as the buyer of Sonangol's last March-loading cargo, a Girassol, for around $1.50 a barrel, traders said.
* Nigerian flows to Europe again faced stiff competition from U.S. grades, capping gains to offers which rose steeply in recent weeks.
* BP last offered Escravos and Saturno at dated Brent minus $2.40, and Pazflor at dated Brent minus 25 cents.
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* U.S. crude oil stocks rose last week to their highest
level since June 2021, helped by higher production, the Energy
Information Administration said on Wednesday.
* Big Oil more than doubled its profits in 2022 to $219 billion, smashing previous records in a year of volatile energy prices where Russia's invasion of Ukraine reshaped global energy markets and, in some cases, the industry's climate ambitions. (Reporting by Noah Browning, editing by Deepa Babington)
