<div id="readability-page-1"><div>West African crude oil differentials remained under pressure on Wednesday with Total bidding lower for Forcados and China's Unipec heard to have been the buyer of Congo Republic's Djeno which was offered at a steep discount on Friday.* TotalEnergies bid dated Brent plus $2.65 for Forcados, to be loaded end-January via the Argus pricing platform, a trader said, lower than the last LSEG assessment.* China’s Unipec emerged as the buyer of the Djeno that was offered at dated Brent minus $3.95 on Friday, a trading source said. * Offers were under pressure due to elevated freight rates and cheaper alternatives, he added. * Angola's Saturno was still on offer at dated Brent minus $2.20, a trader said.</div></div>

West African crude oil differentials are under pressure. TotalEnergies bid lower for Forcados at Brent plus $2.65, while China's Unipec bought Djeno at Brent minus $3.95. Offers are pressured by high freight rates and cheaper alternatives. Angola's Saturno remains on offer at Brent minus $2.20.

W.Africa Crude- Forcados bid lower, China's Unipec buys Djeno