<div id="readability-page-1"><div> WTI Midland gains on a deal and Forties was bid higher. PLATTS WINDOW* Indications are free on board (FOB) unless marked as cost, insurance and freight (CIF) or delivered at place.* There was one deal on Tuesday.* WTI Midland: Unipec bought from Exxon Mobil for January 20-24 at dated Brent plus $1.85 on a CIF Rotterdam basis, or dated Brent plus 59 cents on an FOB basis, according to Reuters calculations. That was higher than a deal on Monday. * Forties: Unipec bid for January 2-14 at dated Brent plus 40 cents. That was higher than a deal on Monday. * Johan Sverdrup: Equinor bid for January 2-7 at dated Brent minus 95 cents. * Forties loadings for February were set at 150,000 barrels per day, according to a loading programme seen by Reuters. Six cargoes will load in February, compared with seven in January. </div></div>

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WTI Midland crude oil prices rose due to a deal where Unipec bought from Exxon Mobil for January delivery at a premium to dated Brent. Forties crude was also bid higher by Unipec for early January. Equinor bid for Johan Sverdrup crude at a discount. February Forties loadings are set at 150,000 barrels per day, with six cargoes planned, down from seven in January.

- WTI Midland prices increased following a deal where Unipec purchased from Exxon Mobil at dated Brent plus $1.85 on a CIF basis.  
- Forties also saw higher bids from Unipec for January at dated Brent plus 40 cents, indicating a rise compared to previous deals.  
- Additionally, Johan Sverdrup had bids at dated Brent minus 95 cents, and February loadings for Forties are set at 150,000 barrels per day, down from January's seven cargoes to six.

North Sea Crude-WTI Midland rises on a deal