Total exports of Nigerian crude were expected to fall by roughly 10 percent in November from the
annual high hit the previous month. Nigeria plans to export a total of 56.66 million barrels of oil, or 1.89 million barrels (bpd) of crude oil in November, according to provisional loading programmes.
This is a decline from the 63.1 million barrels, or 2.04 million bpd, planned initially for October loading. On a per-day basis, the November programme is on track to be the lowest since
July.
| Grade Cargoes Barrels total Barrels per |
| (in millions) day** |
| Abo 1 0.7 23,000 |
| Agbami 7 6.8 228,000 |
| Amenam 2 1.9 63,000 |
| Antan 2 1.4 47,000 |
| Bonga 6 5.7 190,000 |
| Bonny 5 4.85 162,000 |
| Brass River 5 3.98 133,000 |
| EA 1 .95 32,000 |
| Ebok* 0 |
| Erha 3 2.99 100,000 |
| Escravos 6 5.7 190,000 |
| Forcados 6 5.9 197,000 |
| Okono* |
| Okwori* 1 .65 22,000 |
| Oyo* |
| Pennington* |
| Qua 11 10.15 338,000 |
| Usan 4 4 133,000 |
| Yoho 2 .95 32,000 |
| TOTAL 62 56.66 1.89 million |
| *Information not yet available |
| **Totals rounded and might not add |
