Nigeria to Keep Crude Oil Exports Little Changed in September
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Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, will keep daily crude exports for September little changed from August, according to loading programs obtained by Bloomberg News covering 17 grades excluding Bonny Light.
The nation will ship 63 cargoes totaling 1.94 million barrels a day, the schedules showed. Exports will comprise 12 consignments of Qua Iboe grade, seven of Agbami, five each of Brass, Akpo, Bonga and Forcados, four of Usan, three each of Amenam, Erha, Escravos and Antan, two each of Yoho and Okono, and one each of Abo, EA, Okwori and Pennington. The cargoes range in size from 250,000 to 1 million barrels.