LONDON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Some Angolan crude cargo
owners were re-offering cargoes bought earlier in the trading
cycle, traders said on Tuesday, reflecting gains in the market
owing to higher Chinese demand.
* Traders put the number of unsold Angolan cargoes at about
4-5 including re-offers.
* The April loading schedule was expected to be issued as
early as Wednesday or Thursday. The March trading cycle has been
one of the fastest selling in months, traders said, after
China's COVID restrictions were scrapped.
* On Nigerian crude, one trader said a narrowing of refining
margins are likely to weigh on differentials that have risen in
the latest trading cycle.
* The last offer of Qua Iboe crude, heard late last week,
was at dated Brent plus $5.00.
(Reporting by Alex Lawler
Editing by David Goodman)
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