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| 2019-09-10 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9月9日报道，受美国失业率数据利好的支撑，亚洲原油期货周一早盘走高，但在经济形势不确定的情况下，市场参与者仍持怀疑态度。 新加坡时间上午10点50分(格林威治时间02：50)，洲际交易所11月布伦特原油期货价格较上周五结算价每桶62.02美元上涨48美分(0.78%)，纽约商交所10月轻质低硫原油期货价格上涨57美分(1%)，至每桶57.09美元。 美国上周五公布的一项重要经济指标显示，由于对全球需求前景的潜在担忧，美国失业率维持在3.7%不变。 飞利浦期货公司(Phillip Futures)投资分析师本杰明?卢(Benjamin Lu)表示:“乐观的经济数据，加上美国原油库存下降，推动油价上涨。” 分析师表示，尽管这有助于提振市场人气，但对全球整体增长放缓的担忧令市场参与者保持紧张。 IG市场策略师潘景义表示:“尽管美国劳动力市场数据在周五出现反弹，但中国8月份最新的贸易数据(出口数据低于市场预期)抑制了亚洲市场进入转好情绪。” 中国海关周日公布的数据显示，8月份中国出口同比下降1%，为今年6月以来最大降幅。不过，分析师表示，原油价格从供应面数据中找到了一些支撑。 一份钻井报告提振了市场情绪。澳新银行（anz）分析师周一在一份报告中援引贝克休斯（baker hughes）周五公布的石油钻井平台数据称，美国石油钻井平台数量减少了4个，至738座。与此同时，标准普尔最新调查显示，欧佩克8月份原油日产量小幅上升5万桶，至2993万桶。尽管自1月份以来，欧佩克已全面遵守减产措施，但该组织仍难以推动油价走高。 8月份的数字比欧佩克14个成员国1月份的日产量低93万桶，比去年同期低234万桶(不包括卡塔尔)。欧佩克14个成员国控制着全球约三分之一的产能。卡塔尔于2018年底推出了欧佩克减产，以及制裁等因素，加剧了石油供应的紧张，尤其是较重含硫原油的供应。 Lu表示:“市场期待欧佩克将于9月19日发布的月度报告，为市场基本面提供前瞻性指引。” 邹勤 摘译自 普氏能源资讯 原文如下： Crude oil futures rise amid positive growth signs, concerns remain Crude oil futures moved higher during mid-morning trade in Asia Monday holding onto support from a positive data on US jobless rates with market participants however remaining skeptical amid uncertain economic conditions. At 10:50 am in Singapore (0250 GMT), ICE Brent November futures moved 48 cents/b (0.78%) from Friday's settle at $62.02/b, while the NYMEX October light sweet crude futures contract was up 57 cents/b (1%) at $57.09/b. A key US economic indicator on Friday showed that the US jobless rate held steady at 3.7% amid underlying concerns about the global demand outlook from the US/China trade dispute. "Upbeat economic data along with a drawdown in US crude oil inventories rallied oil prices forward as traders deliberate positive market fundamentals in the current term, " said Benjamin Lu, investment analyst at Phillip Futures. While this helped in uplifting market sentiment, concerns on overall global growth slowdown kept market market participants on the edge, said analysts. "While the US labor market data resilience was noted on Friday, China's latest August trade data, which arrived below consensus for exports had dampened the mood for Asia markets going into the fresh week," IG's market strategist Pan Jingyi said. Exports from China in August fell by 1% year on year, the biggest fall since June of this year, Chinese customs data on Sunday showed. Crude prices however, found some support from supply side data, analysts said. "Sentiment was helped by another weak drilling report. The number of rigs operating for oil in the US fell by four to 738," ANZ analysts said in a note Monday, quoting oil rig data released by Baker Hughes on Friday. Meanwhile, OPEC's crude production edged up 50,000 b/d in August to 29.93 million b/d, the latest S&P Global Platts survey found, with the bloc still struggling to move oil prices higher despite broad overall compliance with output cuts in place since January. The August figure is 930,000 b/d lower than the volume OPEC's 14 members, who collectively control some one-third of global production capacity, pumped in January, and 2.34 million b/d lower on the year -- not counting Qatar, which left the organization at the end of 2018. The cuts, along with US sanctions on OPEC members Iran and Venezuela, have contributed to tightening supplies, particularly of heavier and sour crudes. "Markets will look forward to OPEC's Monthly report due on September 19 for forward guidance on market fundamentals," Lu said.
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