石油价格在欧佩克会议之前上涨

据CNBC网站6月2日消息：油价周二上涨，因市场预期主要产油国将在本周可能举行的视频会议上同意延长已推高油价的减产措施。

基准布伦特原油上涨99美分，至39.27美元/桶，涨幅2.5%。美国西德克萨斯中质原油上涨83美分，至36.27美元/桶，涨幅2.3%。

由于石油输出国组织（欧佩克）及其盟友(包括俄罗斯)削减供应，布伦特原油价格在过去六周翻了一番。但今年截至目前为止，油价仍下跌了40%。

欧佩克+生产商正考虑在6月4日可能举行的网络会议上，将其每天970万桶的减产计划（相当于全球产量的10％）延长至7月或8月。

花旗大宗商品研究主管爱德华莫尔斯表示:“欧佩克+很有可能将当前的减产时间延长至9月1日，并在此之前召开会议决定下一步措施。”

根据最初的欧佩克+计划，减产将持续至5月和6月，从7月至12月将减少770万桶/天。

消息人士称，沙特阿拉伯一直在推动更长时间内维持更大幅度的减产。

法国巴黎银行全球商品市场策略部主管哈里在全球石油论坛上说：“达成这项延长协议，将使欧佩克+集团在一段时间内能够完全遵守最初970万桶/天的减产承诺，然后再实施下半年减产至770万桶/天的计划。”

冯娟 摘译自 CNBC

原文如下：

Oil prices rise before OPEC+ meeting about extending output cuts

Oil prices rose on Tuesday on expectations that major producers would agree to extend output cuts that have shored up prices, during a video conference likely to be held this week.

Benchmark Brent crude rose 2.5%, or 99 cents, to trade at $39.27 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude climbed 2.3%, or 83 cents, to $36.27 a barrel.

Brent has doubled in the past six weeks, thanks to supply cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies, including Russia, a grouping known as OPEC+.

But oil prices are still 40% down so far this year.

OPEC+ producers are considering extending their production cuts of 9.7 million barrels per day (bpd), equivalent to about 10% of global production, into July or August, at an online meeting likely to be held on June 4.

“Most likely, OPEC+ could extend current cuts until Sept. 1, with a meeting set before then to decide on next steps,” said Citi’s head of commodities research Edward Morse.

Under the original OPEC+ plan, the cuts were due to run through May and June, scaling back to a reduction of 7.7 million bpd from July to December.

Saudi Arabia has been pushing to keep the deeper cuts in place for longer, sources said.

“An agreement to extend would buy the OPEC+ group some time to actually fully comply with the initial supply cut of 9.7 million bpd before decreasing output curtailment to 7.7 million bpd for the balance of the year,” BNP Paribas Global Head of Commodity Markets Strategy Harry Tchilinguirian told the Reuters Global Oil Forum.

Price gains have been capped by trade tension between China and the United States over Beijing’s security legislation in Hong Kong, as well as manufacturing data on Monday showing the world’s factories were still struggling.