Angola Plans to Cut Crude Oil Exports by 13% in April
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Angola plans to reduce daily crude oil exports by 13 percent in April from a month earlier, a preliminary loading program obtained by Bloomberg News shows.
Africa’s second-largest oil producer plans to ship 45.1 million barrels, or 1.50 million a day, down from 53.7 million, or 1.73 million a day, according to the program.