W.Africa Crude - TotalEnergies and ENI offer cargoes

LONDON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Congolese and Angolan crude was on offer in the Platts window on Thursday, while in the wider market Angola's October-loading cargoes have yet to sell out in a sign of tepid demand as record shipping costs continued to weigh on West African crude differentials.

• TotalEnergies offered a November 19-20 cargo of Djeno at dated Brent minus $9.95 in the Platts window on Thursday.

• Eni offered a Hungo cargo with November 19-20 dates in the window at dated minus $2.70.

• Between three and four Angolan cargoes for October loading were still unsold, according to one trader's estimate, above the usual volume that has yet to find a buyer at this point in an average trading cycle.

• The cost of shipping oil in the largest tankers, including on West Africa routes, has hit record highs following increased attacks on shipping in the Middle East.

• "Freight is really crazy now," a trader said. "It's an issue for long-haul WAF cargoes."

• Not many of Angola's November cargoes have sold yet, the trader added.