W. Africa Crude-Trading muted; Angolan programmes awaited

LONDON, May 15 (Reuters) - Trading was muted on Monday with Angolan export plans for July expected imminently.

* Angolan loading programmes for July had yet to emerge but were expected in the first half of the week.
* Indonesia's Pertamina closed a buy tender for several more cargoes for July delivery but results had yet to emerge.

* More details emerged of its last large purchase of West African crude, buying Gabonese Etame crude from Glencore and Nigerian Qua Iboe from ExxonMobil.
* BP last offered Angolan Girassol for loading June 4-5 at dated Brent plus $1.05. Traders said the cargo remained unsold.
* About five cargoes of June-loading Angolan crude are still unsold, traders said. (Reporting by Noah Browning Editing by David Goodman )

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