According to traders surveyed by Reuters, the difficulties faced by ExxonMobil, Shell and Chevron, whose Okan platform was attacked on May 6, have pushed Nigerian crude outages to some 700,000 bopd.
Nigeria was set to export 317,000 bpd of Qua Iboe crude in June. While Reuters said on Friday that ExxonMobil had cut back the flow of Qua Iboe, it is unclear by how much.
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