LONDON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Seven cargoes of North Sea crude
traded on Thursday, thought to be a record amount as Saudi
Arabia's oil output cuts boost demand for alternative supply.
For a story on the day's trading see
PLATTS WINDOW
* Indications are on a free-on-board (FOB) basis unless
marked as cost, insurance and freight (CIF).
* Ekofisk: Unipec bought from Alta a Jan. 20-22 cargo at
dated Brent plus 60 cents.
* Ekofisk: Unipec bought from Total a Jan, 23-25 cargo at
dated Brent plus 60 cents.
* Forties: Unipec bought from Total a Jan. 23-25 cargo at
dated Brent plus 30 cents.
* Forties: Vitol bought from Total a Feb. 2-6 cargo on a CIF
Rotterdam basis at dated Brent plus 70 cents
* Ekofisk: Glencore bought from BP a Feb. 5-7 cargo at dated
Bent plus 60 cents.
* Troll: Glencore bought from Mercuria a Jan. 20-22 at dated
Brent plus 65 cents
* Oseberg: Unipec bought from Total a CIF Rotterdam cargo
for Jan. 20-24 at dated Brent plus 95 cents.
(Reporting by Alex Lawler;Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)