沙特7月原油出口量升至6个月来高位|出口量_新浪财经

原标题：沙特7月原油出口量升至6个月来高位

　　中国石化新闻网讯据今日油价9月17日报道，随着欧佩克+继续放松供应限制，沙特阿拉伯7月份原油出口量增至600万桶/日，达到6个月以来的最高水平。

　　JODI周四公布的数据显示，全球最大的石油出口国沙特7月原油日出口量达到632.7万桶，较6月增加约36万桶。根据JODI的数据，7月原油出口水平为今年1月以来最高，当时沙特平均日出口量为658.2万桶。在今年7月之前，1月份也是沙特石油日出口量最近一次超过600万桶。

　　JODI8月的数据显示，作为世界上最大的石油出口国，沙特6月份的原油出口量平均为596.5万桶/天，随着全球需求的复苏，整个欧佩克+继续缓解减产。7月份，沙特石油总出口量(包括原油和石油产品)比上月进一步增加32.7万桶/日，至765万桶/日。

　　2021年1月，沙特单方面减产100万桶/日的决定令市场感到惊讶，而欧佩克+由于向俄罗斯和哈萨克斯坦做出让步，只是稍微放松了减产幅度。

　　在3月初举行的欧佩克+会议上，沙特的决定再次出乎市场意料，该国表示将把额外的减产维持到4月份，而不是原计划的2月和3月。欧佩克+决定在4月份不放松减产，不过，俄罗斯和哈萨克斯坦合计增加15万桶/日的产量。要知道，欧佩克+正在寻求收紧市场，并保持自己的实力，直到看到全球石油需求反弹的切实证据。

　　从8月开始,欧佩克+计划每月增加40万桶/日的供应量，直到恢复所有580万桶/日的剩余减产。

　　王佳晶摘译自今日油价

　　原文如下：

　　Saudi Arabia Hikes July Crude Oil Exports To Six-Month High

　　Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports rose to above 6 million barrels per day (bpd) in July, to the highest volume in six months, as the OPEC+ alliance continued to ease their supply cuts.

　　The world’s largest oil exporter saw its crude exports hit 6.327 million bpd in July, up by around 360,000 from June, data from the Joint Organisations Data Initiative (JODI) showed on Thursday.

　　The July crude export levels were the highest since January this year, when the Kingdom’s exports averaged 6.582 million bpd, according to JODI, which compiles self-reported data from the countries. January was also the last time when the Saudis exported more than 6 million bpd, before this past July.

　　In June, Saudi crude oil exports averaged 5.965 million bpd, JODI data showed last month, as the world’s top oil exporter, and the entire OPEC+ group continued to ease the cuts amid recovering global demand.

　　In July, total Saudi oil exports—including crude oil and total oil products—rose further month-on-month by 327,000 bpd to 7.65 million bpd, according to JODI.

　　In January 2021, the Saudis surprised the market with the decision for a unilateral cut of 1 million bpd, while the OPEC+ group was only slightly easing the cuts due to the concessions to Russia and Kazakhstan.

　　At the following OPEC+ meeting in early March, Saudi Arabia surprised the market yet again, saying it would keep the extra cut into April instead of only in February and March as originally planned. OPEC+ decided not to ease the cuts in April—except for a combined 150,000 bpd increase for Russia and Kazakhstan—as the group was looking to tighten the market and keep its powder dry until it sees tangible proof of rebound in global oil demand.

　　Starting in August, OPEC+ plans to add 400,000 bpd of supply every month until all 5.8 million bpd remaining cuts are restored.