LONDON, Oct 6 (Reuters) - North Sea Forties crude ticked up
on a higher bid from Alta, while Ekofisk fell as BP and Vitol
offered to sell for less.
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PLATTS WINDOW
* Indications are on a fob basis unless marked as cif.
* No deals.
* Forties: Alta bid at dated Brent minus 30 cents loading
Oct. 17-26.
* Troll: Litasco offered cif Rotterdam at dated Brent plus
$1.40 loading Oct. 18-22. On a fob basis, this equates to around
plus 87 cents, according to Reuters calculations.
* Troll: Litasco offered cif Rotterdam at dated Brent plus
$1.70 loading Oct. 25-29. On a fob basis, this equates to around
plus $1.17, according to Reuters calculations.
* Troll: Vitol offered cif Rotterdam at dated Brent plus
$1.40 loading Oct. 18-24. On a fob basis, this equates to around
plus 87 cents, according to Reuters calculations.
* Troll: Glencore offered at dated Brent plus 75 cents
loading Nov. 1-3.
* Ekofisk: BP offered at dated Brent plus 25 cents loading
Oct. 26-28.
* Ekofisk: Vitol offered at dated Brent plus 35 cents
loading Nov. 2-4.
(Reporting by Shadia Nasralla; Editing by Mark Potter)
