Equatorial Guinea will increase exports of its Zafiro crude for August to four cargoes, one more than July, a loading program obtained by Bloomberg News showed.

The August program of Zafiro includes one shipment that was deferred from end-July, according to the plan. The country will also export two cargoes each of Ceiba and Aseng grades, separate schedules showed.

Exports of Chad’s Doba blend will be three consignments in August, one less than next month, while Ghana will keep its loadings of Jubilee unchanged at two shipments, according to shipping plans.

Zafiro and Ceiba exports are for 1 million barrels and the other grades are in 950,000-barrel lots.

Loading programs are monthly schedules of crude shipments compiled by field operators to allow buyers and sellers to plan their supply and trading activities.

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