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Dangote refinery resumes coastal PMS loading at $1,161.23/MT, up 11.2%

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Dangote Petroleum Refinery has resumed coastal loading of Premium Motor Spirit after an eight-day halt, introducing a new marine price

Dangote refinery resumes coastal PMS loading at $1,161.23/MT, up 11.2%

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