7月欧佩克+遵守率达109%|欧佩克_新浪财经

原标题：7月欧佩克+遵守率达109%

　　中国石化新闻网讯据世界能源8月20日消息：根据欧佩克联合技术委员会(JTC)准备的一份内部报告，欧佩克+联盟7月份实现了109%的原油产量承诺，低于6月份的112%。

　　上个月，欧佩克成员国的遵守率从6月份的120%降至116%，而非欧佩克成员国的平均遵守率为97%，与6月份持平。欧佩克产量下降的原因是，沙特阿拉伯在2月至4月额外单边减产100万桶的基础上，恢复了剩余的40万桶/天。利雅得于5月开始逐步削减100万桶/天的产量。

　　欧佩克通过平均阿格斯和其他五个独立二级来源的产量估计来实现其合规性数据。阿古斯还将7月份欧佩克+的总体合规性定为109%。

　　根据从欧佩克+文件中推断的数据，自去年5月达成协议以来，那些超过配额的国家到7月底已累计增产1.25亿桶，高于一个月前的1.22亿桶。欧佩克成员国占了其中的4300万桶，而非欧佩克成员国约占8200万桶。

　　欧佩克+联盟已同意在明年4月之前将产量增加40万桶/天，随后再增加43.2万桶/天，直到该组织的其他减产措施完全解除。该协议允许在必要时暂停三个月，以应对不断变化的市场基本面。截至2022年5月，沙特阿拉伯、俄罗斯、伊拉克、科威特和阿联酋将受益于更高的基线。

　　本月和下月的个别配额已得到确认，但10月份的目标有待于9月1日该集团部长级会议的确认。

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　　原文如下：

　　Opec+ Compliance at 109pc in July: Report

　　The Opec+ coalition achieved 109pc conformity with its crude production commitments in July, down from 112pc in June, according to an internal report prepared for the group's Joint Technical Committee (JTC).

　　Compliance among Opec members dropped to 116pc last month from June's 120pc, while their non-Opec counterparts scored an average compliance rate of 97pc, steady on the month. The decline in Opec conformity was driven by Saudi Arabia restoring the remaining 400,000 b/d tranche of an additional, unilateral 1mn b/d cut that it made in February-April. Riyadh began phasing back the 1mn b/d in May.

　　Opec achieves its compliance figures by averaging out the production estimates of Argus and five other independent secondary sources. Argus also pegged overall Opec+ compliance at 109pc in July.

　　Those countries that have exceeded their quotas since the deal started in May last year had overproduced by a cumulative 125mn bl by the end of July, up from 122mn bl a month earlier, according to figures extrapolated from an Opec+ document. Opec members account for 43mn bl of the excess, while non-Opec members are responsible for around 82mn bl.

　　The Opec+ coalition has agreed to increase production by 400,000 b/d a month until April next year, followed by a 432,000 b/d a month rise until the rest of the group's cuts are fully unwound. The deal allows for a three-month pause to respond to shifting market fundamentals if necessary. Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Kuwait and the UAE will benefit from higher baselines as of May 2022.

　　Individual quotas for this month and next have been confirmed, but October targets are subject to confirmation at the group's ministerial meeting on 1 September.