石油圈中国石化新闻网讯 据普氏能源资讯12月10日新加坡消息，亚洲原油期货周一上午交易时段稳定走高，延续了上周五欧佩克会议的支撑。欧佩克会议宣布，市场减产幅度大于预期。 新加坡时间上午11:00（格林威治标准时间0300），ICE 2月布伦特原油期货价格较上周五结算价每桶62.10美元上涨43美分(0.7%)，纽约商交所1月轻质低糖原油期货价格小幅下跌2美分(0.04%)，至每桶52.59美元。 经过紧张的一周后，欧佩克和以俄罗斯为首的盟国星期五达成协议，从明年1月起，每天减产120万桶，以提振疲软的油价，防止石油供应过剩。 澳新银行分析师周一在一份报告中称：“备受期待的欧佩克会议在开始阶段就显示出了不满的迹象，各成员国在可能的减产问题上难以找到共同点。然而，随着俄罗斯周五加入谈判，最终达成了协议。” 除科威特外，其他国家将以10月份为基准，科威特将以9月份为基准，因为10月份的恶劣天气影响了该国的产出，减产将持续6个月，至6月底。 这个由24个国家组成的欧佩克/非欧佩克联盟将于4月在维也纳再次举行会议，评估在全球经济健康状况和贸易战对需求影响令人担忧之际取得的进展。 沙特能源部长Khalid al-Falih在宣布会后的新闻发布会上说：“在全球经济面临诸多逆风的一年中，我们所做的事情并非无关紧要。” “我们试图将市场保持在消费者的合理范围内。” 澳新银行分析师表示：“该协议没有列出任何具体的国家目标。然而，伊朗、利比亚和委内瑞拉已被排除在协议之外。” 此外，美国贸易代表Robert Lighthize周日表示，他认为3月1日是与中国达成贸易协议的硬性截止日期，否则风险情绪仍将加剧，将征收关税。 分析师表示，未来几天，市场参与者还将从美国原油库存周数据中寻找新的价格驱动因素。 截至格林威治标准时间0300，美元指数下跌0.42％，至96.375。 陈菲 摘译自 普氏能源资讯 原文如下： Crude oil futures stable to higher on OPEC production cuts Crude oil futures were stable to higher during mid-morning trade in Asia Monday, holding on to support from the OPEC meeting last Friday that delivered a larger-than-expected production cut to the market. At 11:00 am Singapore time (0300 GMT), ICE February Brent crude futures were up 43 cents/b (0.7%) from Friday’s settle at $62.10/b, while the NYMEX January light sweet crude contract inched 2 cents/b (0.04%) lower to $52.59/b. OPEC and its allies led by Russia agreed Friday after a tension-filled week to implement 1.2 million b/d of production cuts from January to shore up flagging oil prices and prevent a supply surplus building up. “The much-anticipated OPEC meeting had shown signs of discontent early in proceedings, with members struggling to find common ground on potential production cutbacks. However, with Russia joining discussions on Friday, agreement was finally reached,” ANZ analysts said in a note Monday The cuts use October as the baseline level except for Kuwait, which will use September as its output was impacted by bad weather in October, and will last for six months through to the end of June. The 24-country OPEC/non-OPEC coalition will meet again in Vienna in April to assess progress amid concern over the health of the global economy and the impact of trade wars on demand. “During a year when the global economy is facing lot of headwinds, it is not inconsequential what we have done,” Saudi energy minister Khalid al-Falih said at a press conference after the announcement. “We try to keep the market within reasonable band for consumers.” “The agreement failed to list any specific country targets. However Iran, Libya and Venezuela have been exempt from the agreement,” ANZ analysts said. Elsewhere, risk sentiment remained heightened after US Trade Representative Robert Lighthize Sunday said that he considers March 1 to be a hard deadline for a trade deal to be reached with China and that tariffs will be imposed otherwise. Market participants will also be looking for fresh price drivers in coming days from weekly US crude stocks data, analysts said. As of 0300 GMT, the US Dollar Index was down 0.42% at 96.375.
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