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伦敦——周三油价上涨，因投资者将注意力转向欧佩克+会议以决定产量政策，而黑海风暴造成的供应中断加上美国库存下降推动了购买。

截至 GMT 1447，布伦特原油期货上涨 61 美分，至每桶 82.29 美元，涨幅为 0.8%。美国西德克萨斯中质原油 (WTI) 原油期货上涨 75 美分，即 1%，至每桶 77.16 美元。

周二，两个基准均上涨约 2%，因为市场预计由石油输出国组织和俄罗斯等盟友组成的 OPEC+ 将延长或深化减产。

OPEC+周三继续进行谈判，消息人士称谈判很困难。不过，消息人士周三表示，周四决定明年产量政策的会议预计将如期举行。

ING分析师Warren Patterson和Ewa Manthey表示，“如果他们（OPEC+）未能达成初步协议，我们不能排除会议进一步推迟的风险，这可能会给油价带来一些下行压力。”给客户的一封信。

根据国家官员和港口代理数据，黑海地区的一场严重风暴已中断哈萨克斯坦和俄罗斯每天多达 200 万桶的石油出口，增加了短期供应紧张的可能性。

哈萨克斯坦能源部表示，自 11 月 27 日起，哈萨克斯坦最大的油田日产量合计将减少 56%。

市场消息人士援引美国石油协会的数据称，美国原油库存下降也为石油市场提供了支撑，上周美国原油库存减少了 817,000 桶。

路透社调查的八位分析师平均估计，截至 11 月 24 日当周，原油库存减少约 90 万桶。美国政府每周库存数据将于周三公布。

与此同时，美国商务部数据显示，美国经济第三季度增长速度快于最初预期，但此后势头似乎有所减弱，因为借贷成本上升抑制了招聘和支出。

数据显示，上季度国内生产总值年化增长率为 5.2%，高于之前报告的 4.9%，这是自 2021 年第四季度以来的最快扩张速度。

 

（东京 Yuka Obayashi 和新加坡 Muyu Xu 的补充报道；Barbara Lewis 和 Paul Simao 编辑）

Yahoo Finance

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LONDON – Oil prices rose on Wednesday as investors turned their attention to an OPEC+ meeting to decide on output policy, while supply disruption caused by a storm in the Black Sea combined with lower U.S. inventories to drive buying.

Brent crude futures were up 61 cents, or 0.8%, to $82.29 a barrel at 1447 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures gained 75 cents, or 1%, at $77.16 a barrel.

Both benchmarks rose about 2% on Tuesday as the market anticipated that OPEC+, made up of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies such as Russia, would extend or deepen supply cuts.

OPEC+ on Wednesday continued talks, which sources had described as difficult. A meeting to decide on next year’s output policy on Thursday was, however, expected to go ahead on schedule, sources said on Wednesday.

“If they (OPEC+) fail to come to a preliminary deal, we cannot rule out the risk that the meeting is further delayed, which would likely put some downward pressure on oil prices,” ING analysts Warren Patterson and Ewa Manthey said in a note to clients.

A severe storm in the Black Sea region has disrupted up to 2 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil exports from Kazakhstan and Russia, according to state officials and port agent data, raising the prospect of short-term supply tightness.

Kazakhstan’s largest oilfields are cutting combined daily oil output by 56% from Nov. 27, the Kazakh energy ministry said.

The oil market also found support from a drop in U.S. crude inventories, which fell by 817,000 barrels last week, according to market sources who cited American Petroleum Institute figures.

Eight analysts polled by Reuters estimated on average that crude inventories fell by about 900,000 barrels in the week to Nov. 24. Weekly U.S. government data on stockpiles is due on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, U.S. Commerce Department data showed the U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, but momentum appears to have since waned as higher borrowing costs curb hiring and spending.

The data showed gross domestic product increased at a 5.2% annualised rate last quarter, revised up from the previously reported 4.9% pace, its fastest pace of expansion since the fourth quarter of 2021.

 

(Additional reporting by Yuka Obayashi in Tokyo and Muyu Xu in Singapore; Editing by Barbara Lewis and Paul Simao)