欧佩克10月份原油日产量环比下降21万桶

根据欧佩克最新月度石油市场报告的二手消息来源，欧佩克10月份的原油平均日产量环比下降了21万桶  

沙特阿拉伯和安哥拉10月份原油产量降幅最大，两国原油产量均低于目标水平  

在欧佩克+联盟制定日减200万桶原油产量目标后，欧佩克11月份的原油产量将进一步显著下降 

据油价网11月14日报道，欧佩克10月份原油日产量比9月份减少了21万桶，此前欧佩克和更广泛的欧佩克+联盟扭转了9月份小幅增产的局面。  

根据欧佩克周一发布的备受关注的月度石油市场报告(MOMR)的二手消息来源，包括欧佩克+减产协议豁免国家在内的所有13个欧佩克成员国10月份的原油日产量平均为2949万桶。

作为欧佩克的实际领导者和最大产油国，沙特阿拉伯10月份原油日产量下降14.9万桶，至日均1083.8万桶。 

沙特阿拉伯10月份原油产量在欧佩克成员国中下降最多，低于欧佩克+会议正式通过的计划产量1100.4万桶/天的目标水平。沙特阿拉伯自报10月份原油日产量为1095.7万桶，比9月减少8.4万桶，但高于二手消息来源的估计。

安哥拉10月份的原油产量降幅在欧佩克产油国中排名第二，但这并非有意减产的结果，因为这个非洲产油国已经落后于配额好几个月了。根据欧佩克的二手消息来源，安哥拉10月原油日产量下降7.8万桶，至106.7万桶。然而，安哥拉的目标要高得多，为152.5万桶，这意味着安哥拉10月份原油日产量比目标低了近50万桶。

在欧佩克+联盟决定将11月份的原油日总产量目标削减200万桶之后，未来几个月欧佩克的原油产量将进一步下降。尽管预计实际减产量约为这一数字的一半，为110万桶/天，但这仍是自2020年4月宣布创纪录减产以来的最大降幅，当时由于疫情全球石油需求大幅下降。 

李峻 编译自 油价网

原文如下：

OPEC Oil Production Fell In October As Members Missed Targets

·     According to secondary sources in OPEC’s Monthly Oil Market Report, the group’s oil production dropped by 210,000 bpd in October.

·     Saudi Arabia and Angola saw the largest declines in production, with both countries producing below target levels.

·     OPEC production in November is set to decline significantly further after the OPEC+ group cut its production target by 2 million bpd.

OPEC’s crude oil production dropped by 210,000 barrels per day (bpd) in October compared to the previous month after the cartel and the wider OPEC+ group reversed the small output increase in September.

The crude oil production of all 13 OPEC members, including those exempt from the OPEC+ pact averaged 29.49 million bpd in October, according to secondary sources in the organization’s closely-watched Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR) published on Monday.

Saudi Arabia, the de facto leader of OPEC and its top producer, saw its production decline by 149,000 bpd to average 10.838 million bpd last month. 

Saudi Arabia’s production dropped the most among OPEC members and was below the targeted production level of 11.004 million bpd per the schedule the OPEC+ meeting had adopted. The Kingdom self-reported higher production for October than secondary sources’ estimates, at 10.957 million bpd, down by 84,000 bpd compared to September.

Production in Angola saw the second-steepest drop in OPEC producers in October, but it wasn’t the result of a conscious reduction since the African producer has been lagging behind its quota for many months. Angola’s crude oil production fell by 78,000 bpd to 1.067 million bpd in October, according to OPEC’s secondary sources. Angola’s target, however, is much higher, at 1.525 million bpd, meaning that the country was nearly 500,000 bpd below target.

Over the coming months, OPEC’s production is set to decline further after the OPEC+ alliance decided to reduce its collective target by 2 million bpd for November. Although the actual cut is expected to be around half that number, at 1.1 million bpd, it still is the biggest cut since the record production reduction announced in April 2020 when oil demand plunged at the start of the pandemic.