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| 2018-11-23 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据普氏能源资讯 伊拉克石油部副部长在本周三表示，欧佩克及其盟国将在两周后于维也纳举行会议，决定努力稳定石油市场，扭转油价暴跌的局面。 法亚德涅玛在巴格达一个会议期间对记者说：“我并不担心最近油价下跌，在这个问题上，部长们进行了协调。” 欧佩克和俄罗斯领导的10个非欧佩克成员将于12月6日至7日举行会议，就生产协议作出决定。一些成员国，尤其是沙特阿拉伯，建议联合政府可能需要在2019年削减140万桶/日，以防止供应过剩。 然而，最近几周油价下跌，让人猜测，尽管美国总统特朗普施加政治压力，称他希望沙特阿拉伯帮助继续保持低油价，但联合政府可能进一步削减开支，这可能使谈判复杂化。 伊拉克已不再被迫削减其军事行动，包括最近对伊斯兰国家组织的打击以及过去几十年的战争和制裁，虽然这些战争和制裁导致数十亿美元的重建需求。伊拉克已成为所有欧佩克生产协议的缔约国，并可能继续这样做。 根据普氏能源最新的欧佩克产量调查数据，伊拉克作为欧佩克第二大石油生产国，伊拉克10月份的日产量为462万桶。但伊拉克向欧佩克自报的10月份日产量为446万桶。 涅玛说：“伊拉克正在为石油市场的稳定而努力，当然也在为稳定油价而努力。我认为欧佩克内外的部长们将努力使石油储存、消费以及价格方面恢复市场平衡。” 王磊 摘译自 普氏能源资讯 原文如下： OPEC and its allies will work to stabilize the oil market and reverse the slump in prices when they meet in Vienna in two weeks, Iraq's deputy oil minister said Wednesday. "I'm not worried about" the recent drop in prices, Fayadh Nema told reporters on the sidelines of a conference in Baghdad. "There is coordination with the ministers regarding this issue." OPEC and 10 non-OPEC partners, led by Russia, will meet December 6-7 to decide on output policy, with some members, notably Saudi Arabia, suggesting that the coalition may need to cut up to 1.4 million b/d in 2019 to prevent a supply glut. Prices faltered over recent weeks, however, leading to speculation that the coalition may have to cut deeper, though political pressure from US President Donald Trump, who has tweeted that he wants Saudi Arabia to help keep oil prices low, could complicate the talks. Iraq has pushed back against having to curtail its operations, citing its recent fight against the Islamic State group and the preceding decades of wars and sanctions that have led to billions of dollars of reconstruction needs. It has, however, been party to all OPEC production agreements and is likely to continue to do so. Iraq, OPEC's second-largest producer, pumped 4.62 million b/d in October, according to the latest S&P Global Platts OPEC production survey. But it has self-reported to OPEC an October production figure of 4.46 million b/d. "Iraq is working for the stability of the oil markets. Also for the stability of the oil prices," Nema said. "I think that the ministers within and outside OPEC will work to get back the balance to the markets, regarding the oil storage and the consumption, as well as the prices."
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