欧佩克+联盟3月份原油日产量比配额低145万桶

• 欧佩克+联盟3月份原油产量继续低于其生产配额。  

• 3月份欧佩克+联盟的减产协议履行率飙升至157%。  

• 生产大国3月份原油产量日均1001.8万桶，低于目标30万桶。 

据美国油价网4月19日报道，根据路透社看到的一份欧佩克+联盟报告，由于生产大国原油产量开始感受到制裁和买家的自我制裁的刺痛，其3月份原油日产量低于目标30万桶， 目标水平和欧佩克+实际日产量之间的差距在3月份进一步扩大到145万桶。  

3月份，欧佩克+联盟的产油国发现，他们的原油日总产量比生产配额低145万桶，自2020年4月达成开始日减1000万桶原油协议以来，今年3月份欧佩克+联盟减产协议履行率飙升至创纪录的157%。  

根据路透社看到的报告中的第二手消息来源，尤其该国3月份原油日产量平均比目标低30万桶。

3月份欧佩克+联盟原油产量进一步低于目标水平，2月份原油日产量比集体配额低100多万桶，减产协议履行率为136%。 

根据欧佩克+联盟的最新估计，今年3月份，该国开始感受到制裁带来的压力。由于西方买家回避该国石油，该国石油工业已经显示出放缓迹象，在这种情况下，该国政府正努力用增加亚洲新兴市场的原油销售来弥补在西方市场的原油销售损失。

欧佩克最新一期月度石油市场报告(MOMR)显示，3月份欧佩克原油日产量比2月份仅增加5.7万桶。  

国际能源署(IEA)上周在月度报告中称，该国4月份石油日供应量料将减少150万桶，自5月份起将日减大约300万桶。 

李峻 编译自 美国油价网

原文如下：

OPEC+ Missed Its March Output Quota By 1.45 Million Bpd

·     The OPEC+ group continues to undershoot its production quota in March.

·     OPEC+ compliance rates shot up to 157 percent in March.

·     Crude oil production, in particular, averaged 300,000 bpd below target at 10.018 million bpd.

The gap between target levels and actual production of the OPEC+ group further widened in March to over 1.45 million barrels per day (bpd) as crude output started to feel the sting of the sanctions and self-sanctioning of buyers and was 300,000 bpd below target, according to an OPEC+ report seen by Reuters.

Last month, the producers in the OPEC+ alliance saw their combined crude oil production lag behind the quota by 1.45 million bpd, with the compliance rate shooting up to a record 157 percent since the start of the 10-million-bpd production cut agreed upon in April 2020.

It's crude oil production, in particular, averaged 300,000 bpd below target at 10.018 million bpd, per secondary sources in the report seen by Reuters.

The OPEC+ crude production in March fell further behind the target levels after February output was more than 1 million bpd below the collective quota and the compliance rate was 136 percent.

In March, Russia began to feel the pinch from the sanctions, according to the latest OPEC+ estimates.

Russia’s oil industry is already showing signs of slowing down as Western buyers shun oil while Moscow struggles to replace lost sales in the West with sales in emerging Asian markets. The war Putin started in Ukraine is hitting home: storage capacity is full, infrastructure and shipping logistics prevent Russian from exporting all the oil unwanted in the West , refineries are cutting run rates as product storage is overflowing, and as a result, companies are scaling back crude production.

OPEC only raised its oil production by just 57,000 bpd in March from February, as African members’ struggles to pump more crude partially offset increases at the core OPEC members of the Middle East, OPEC’s Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR) showed last week.

Its oil supply is expected to fall by 1.5 million bpd in April, with shut-ins projected to accelerate to around 3 million bpd from May, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its monthly report last week.