How much Nigerian crude did the Dangote refinery import last month, and what share of its capacity does that represent?

According to tanker-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg, Dangote imported more than 16 million barrels of Nigerian oil last month, equating to 526,000 barrels per day — the lion’s share of the plant’s 700,000 barrel-per-day capacity.

What is the current premium range for Nigerian Bonga, Escravos, and Bonny Light crude for July loading versus Dated Brent, and how does it compare to June?

Nigerian Bonga, Escravos, and Bonny Light crude for July loading are being offered at premiums of about $5.50 to $7 per barrel above the Dated Brent benchmark — as much as $2 per barrel stronger than deals for June barrels.

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Dangote Refinery increased Nigerian crude intake to 526,000 barrels daily, supporting local premiums despite weak overseas demand. Meanwhile, Angolan crude offered discounts as China scaled back imports amid geopolitical tensions and elevated inventories.

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