Nigerian crude exports will rise in October, loading programmes showed on Friday, while there was no sign of any change in differentials amid subdued trading.

* Exports of four key Nigerian crude oil grades will average around 807,000 barrels per day (bpd) in October, preliminary programmes seen by Reuters showed, up from a planned 758,000 bpd scheduled to load in September.

* The market is still clearing a number of unsold September loading cargoes.

* Angolan spot cargo trade for October has yet to kick off, traders said this week, as that market has also been focusing on clearing September cargoes.
Source: Reuters