欧佩克秘书长认为，欧佩克+近几个月处理石油市场的方式值得赞扬
去年，欧佩克+决定将其原油日产量目标减少200万桶，尽管实际日减接近100万桶
欧佩克秘书长表示，欧佩克决心“不惜一切代价”在2023年保持石油市场平衡
中国石化新闻网讯 据油价网2023年2月6日报道，欧佩克秘书长周一（2月6日）对路透社记者表示，欧佩克+近几个月来稳定石油市场的方式值得肯定和值得赞扬。
他在印度能源周会议期间对路透社记者表示：“我们在支持全球市场稳定方面发挥的建设性和积极作用应该得到应有的认可，20国集团和世界各地的主要原油消费国纷纷赞扬了我们自2020年以来采取的历史性行动。”
去年10月，欧佩克+决定从11月起将原油目标日产量减少200万桶。然而，据估计，实际每天减产约为100万桶。减产将持续到2023年12月或欧佩克+联盟另有决定。
上周，欧佩克+联合部长级监督委员会(JMMC)决定，欧佩克+应保持原油生产目标和配额不变，考虑到供需的不确定性，这一举措受到广泛预期。
彭博新闻社近日进行的一项调查结果显示，欧佩克1月份的原油日产量估计下降大约6万桶，原因是欧佩克最大产油国沙特阿拉伯的减产幅度可能超过该国的配额。
尽管如此，欧佩克和欧佩克+联盟的原油产量仍远低于欧佩克+联盟截至2022年11月设定的集体目标。
他对路透社表示：“我们相信，市场对欧佩克+及其决定有很大信心和信任，我们已经一再证明，我们准备立即采取行动，并对市场的动态特性做出反应。”
欧佩克秘书长1月份在接受彭博新闻社记者采访时曾表示，市场已经出现了对经济复苏和石油需求谨慎乐观的迹象。
他在1月中旬对彭博电视台记者表示，欧佩克决心“不惜一切代价”在2023年保持石油市场平衡。
李峻 编译自 油价网
原文如下：
OPEC Secretary General: OPEC+ Deserves Credit For Oil Market Stability
· The Secretary General of OPEC believes OPEC+ deserves credit for the way it has handled oil markets in recent months.
· Last year, OPEC+ decided to reduce its production target by 2 million barrels per day, although the actual cut was nearer 1 million bpd.
· The Secretary General said OPEC is determined to do “whatever it takes” to keep the oil market balanced in 2023.
The OPEC+ group deserves to be given credit for the way it has handled oil market stability in recent months, OPEC Secretary General Haitham told Reuters>“Due recognition should be given for our constructive and positive role in supporting global market stability including to remind ourselves that the G20 and major consumers around the world commended us for our historical actions taken since 2020,” Al Ghais told Reuters>OPEC+ decided in October last year to reduce their target oil production by 2 million barrels per day (bpd) from November>Last week, the OPEC+ panel recommending policy actions, the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC), decided that the group should keep production targets and quotas unchanged in a widely-expected move considering the uncertainties in both supply and demand.
OPEC’s crude oil production is estimated to have dropped in January by around 60,000 bpd due to cuts by top producer Saudi Arabia which may have been steeper than the Kingdom’s quota, a survey carried out by Bloomberg showed last week.
Still, OPEC and the OPEC+ group, are pumping crude oil at levels well below the collective target the OPEC+ alliance set as of November 2022.
“We believe there is great confidence and trust in the OPEC+ group and its decisions where we have proven time and again that we are ready to act immediately and respond to the dynamic nature of the market,” Al Ghais told Reuters.
Last month, OPEC’s secretary general said in a Bloomberg interview that signs of cautious optimism about a recovery in economies and oil demand had emerged.
OPEC is determined to do “whatever it takes” to keep the oil market balanced in 2023, Al Ghais told Bloomberg Television in the middle of January.
