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(彭博社)“尽管全球经济面临阻力,但 OPEC+ 在准备下一次部长级会议时仍对石油需求增长持乐观态度。“尽管面临挑战,经济仍然表现良好,”欧佩克秘书长海瑟姆·盖斯周二在伦敦举行的阿格斯欧洲原油会议上表示。“需求是积极的,我们的需求仍然相当强劲。”

OPEC+在评估减产之前对全球石油需求保持乐观 - 石油和天然气 360

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OPEC+ 的高级官员表示,他无法抢占 11 月最后一个周末该组织下一次部长级会议的结果。

“我现在能说的是,我们将继续每天监控供需基本面,”阿尔盖斯说。“本月底部长们在维也纳举行会议时,他们将审查所有这些并采取适当措施。”

下一次 OPEC+ 会议可能会让俄罗斯和沙特阿拉伯决定是否将额外自愿减产延续到 2024 年。周日,利雅得和莫斯科宣布,他们将坚持 12 月份总计约 1.3 百万桶/日的减产计划,批准了一项概述的计划几个月前。这些限制措施是该集团其他成员同意的削减措施的补充,削减措施将持续到明年年底。

“我认为美国经济表现非常好。欧洲可能会遇到一些困难,”阿尔盖斯说。他表示,“我们仍在谈论中国经济增长超过4.5%至5%”,而全球整体石油需求继续大幅增长。


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(Bloomberg) – OPEC+ still has a positive outlook for growth in oil demand, despite the headwinds faced by the global economy, as it prepares for its next ministerial meeting. “The economy, despite the challenges, is still doing quite well,” OPEC Secretary-General Haitham Al-Ghais said at the Argus European Crude Conference in London on Tuesday. “We are positive on demand, we’re still quite robust on demand.”

OPEC+ remains positive on global oil demand before evaluating production cuts- oil and gas 360

Source: Reuters

The top official at OPEC+ said he couldn’t preempt the outcome of the group’s next ministerial meeting in the final weekend of November.

“All I can say for now is we continue to monitor supply and demand fundamentals on a daily basis,” Al-Ghais said. “When the ministers meeting in Vienna at the end of this month they will review all of this and take appropriate measures.”

The next OPEC+ meeting could see Russia and Saudi Arabia decide whether to continue their extra voluntary production curbs into 2024. On Sunday, Riyadh and Moscow announced that they will both stick with production reductions totaling roughly 1.3 MMbpd in December, rubber-stamping a plan outlined a couple of months ago. Those curbs are in addition to cuts agreed by the rest of the group, which last until the end of next year.

“I think the U.S. economy is doing very well. Europe may be struggling a bit,” Al-Ghais said. “We’re still talking about the Chinese economy growing by over 4.5% to 5%” and overall global oil demand continues to rise significantly, he said.