W. Africa Crude-Angolan exports set to fall
LONDON, July 16 (Reuters) -Angola is set to load 33 cargoes in September compared with 40 planned for August, export plans seen by traders showed, because China has eased up on purchases.
* At least 13 cargoes of August-loading Angolan crude remain unsold, a trader said on Tuesday, citing reduced purchases from top buyer China.
* Taiwan's CPC was running a tender for October-arriving crude. The tender is due to close this week.
* Indonesia's Pertamina was also running a tender ending this week, seeking crude for September arrival.
* On Nigerian crude, at least 30-40 August cargoes had yet to sell, with September-loading export plans likely to emerge from late next week.
Reporting by Noah Browning
Editing by David Goodman
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