石油设备网讯 据今日原油价格4月24日消息，根据国际能源机构(IEA)周二发布的全球石油市场声明，欧佩克的闲置产能已达到每日330万桶。
“由于欧佩克对欧佩克+集团商定的供应削减的遵守率很高，全球闲置生产能力已升至330万桶/日，沙特阿拉伯持有220万桶/日，阿联酋、伊拉克和科威特持有约100万桶/日，”国际能源署在其发布的报告中表示，油价将达到2019年的新高点。
布伦特原油和西德克萨斯中质原油的基准价格周二双双走高。
国际能源署表示，全球石油市场目前供应充足，有充足的闲置产能来弥补石油供应的任何缺口。
伊朗4月份石油日产量为110万桶，已经低于3月份。沙特阿拉伯的闲置产能为每日220万桶，理论上讲，欧佩克应该能够轻松提高产量，以弥补伊朗减少的石油产量，目前沙特阿拉伯的产量比2018年11月减少了约100万桶。
然而，国际能源署警告称，全球经济增长仍然脆弱，并敦促石油消费者和生产商“采取措施，避免油价上涨，因为事实将证明，油价上涨对所有人都是痛苦的。”
国际能源署的数据显示，经合组织(OECD)全球石油库存也高于五年平均水平，为28.71亿桶。API定于今天下午4:30公布美国原油库存数据，这是一个备受关注的指标，交易员们用它来评估石油市场的状况。
尹路 编译自 今日原油价格
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IEA: OPEC’s Spare Production Capacity Reaches 3.3 Million Bpd
OPEC’s spare capacity has reached 3.3 million barrels per day, according to an International Energy Agency (IEA) statement on the global oil markets released on Tuesday.
“As a result of OPEC’s high compliance rate with the agreed supply cuts in the OPEC+ group, global spare production capacity has risen to 3.3 mb/d, with 2.2 mb/d held by Saudi Arabia and around 1 mb/d by the United Arab Emirates, Iraq and Kuwait,” the IEA said in its release as oil prices reached new 2019 highs.
The Brent and WTI benchmarks were both trading up on Tuesday.
The global oil markets are now adequately supplied, the IEA said, with plenty of spare capacity to make up for any gaps in oil supplies.
Iran’s April oil exports of 1.1 million barrels per day were already lower than in March. With spare capacity of 2.2 million barrels per day in Saudi Arabia, OPEC should theoretically be able to comfortably lift production to compensate for lost Iranian barrels, with Saudi Arabia currently pumping about a million less than in November 2018.
The IEA cautioned, however, that global economic growth is still fragile, and urged oil consumers and producers to “take steps to avoid higher oil prices that will prove painful to all alike.”
Global OECD oil inventories, too, are above the five-year average at 2,871 million barrels, according to the IEA. The API is due to release US crude oil inventory figures today at 4:30pm EST—a highly watched metric that traders use to assess the condition of the oil markets.
