North Sea Crude- Vitol bids across grades

By Reuters News

LONDON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - There were no trades in the Platts window on Friday, as no sellers stepped forward to hit Vitol's bids across grades, while Johan Sverdrup was again on offer.


PLATTS WINDOW

Indications are free on board unless marked as cost, insurance and freight or delivered at place.

  • No deals were done.

  • WTI Midland: Vitol bid for an October 18-22 cargo at dated Brent plus $20.85 CIF Rotterdam.

  • On Thursday Vitol bid for October 28-November 1 at dated Brent plus $18.10 CIF Rotterdam and for October 18-22 at plus $19.40 CIF Rotterdam.

  • Brent: Vitol bid for October 16-18 at dated Brent plus $17.90.

  • Forties: Vitol bid for October 30-November 1 at dated plus $18.10.

  • Oseberg: Vitol bid for October 17-19 at dated Brent plus $20.35.

  • Ekofisk: Vitol bid for October 22-24 at dated plus $19.60.

  • Troll: Vitol bid for October 14-16 at dated plus $20.20.

  • Johan Sverdrup: BP offered an October 20-22 cargo at dated plus $12.50, down from an offer for the same dates at dated plus $14.40 on Thursday.

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