原油库存增加油价下跌吉他

据今日油价6月10日报道，美国能源信息署公布，截至6月5日当周，美国原油库存增加570万桶，燃料库存增加，原油价格加速下跌。

此前，美国石油学会(American Petroleum Institute)报告称，原油库存增加了842万桶，导致油价在上涨几天后大幅下跌。分析师原本预计EIA将公布上油炸锅周库存减少145万桶。一周前，EIA曾报告称原油库存下降至210万桶。

在汽油方面，EIA报告称，截至6月5日的当周库存增加了90万桶，低于一周前的280万桶。上周汽油平均日产量为810万桶，一周前为780万桶。

在馏分燃料方面，库存上周增加160万桶，一周前大幅增加了990万桶。馏分油平均日产量为480万桶，一周前为470万桶。

上周炼油厂开工率上升至平均1350万桶/天。相比之下，一周前为1330万桶/天。产能利用率平均为73.1%，而一周前为71.8%多轴器。

在API预计的库存量令交易员震惊之前，由于市场有望很快重新平衡，石油价格呈上涨趋势。不过，有消息称，美国石油生产商正在恢复生产，且担心一些中东产油国，尤其是伊拉克的产量将继续超过欧佩克+配额的要求，因此市场面临下行压力。

截至发稿时，布伦特原油价格为每桶40.40美元，西德克萨斯中质原油价格为每桶38.10美元，与开盘时相比均下跌了约两个百分点。

与此同时，挪威咨询公司Rystad Energy警告称，大幅减产可能导致石油持续短缺，最早将于本月开始。这可能会给价格带来一些上行助力，尤其是在需求方面出现更多正面消息的情况下。

邹勤 摘译自 今日油价

原文如下：

Oil Prices Fall As EIA Confirms Crude Inventory Build

Crude oil prices accelerated their fall today after the Energy Information Administration reported a rise in U.S. crude oil inventories of 5.7 million barrels for the week to June 5 and an increase in fuel inventories.

A day earlier, the American Petroleum Institute reported a crude oil inventory build of 8.42 million barrels, which caused prices to dive after several days of gains. Analysts had expected the EIA to report an inventory decline of 1.45 million barrels for last week. A week earlier, the EIA reported a decline in crude oil inventories, at 2.1 million barrels.

In gasoline, the authority reported an inventory increase of 900,000 barrels for the week to June 5, down from a build of 2.8 million barrels a week earlier. Gasoline production last week averaged 8.1 million bpd, compared with 7.8 million bpd a week earlier.

In distillate fuels, inventories went up by 1.6 million barrels last week, which compared with a hefty 9.9-million-barrel increase a week earlier. Distillate fuel production averaged 4.8 million barrels daily, compared with 4.7 million bpd a week earlier.

Refinery runs rose last week, to average 13.5 million bpd. This compared with 13.3 million bpd a week earlier. Capacity utilization averaged 73.1 percent, compared with 71.8 percent a week earlier.

Before the API shocked traders with its estimated inventory build, oil was trending higher on hopes the market would soon rebalance. However, there was downward pressure following news that U.S. producers were restarting production and worry that some Middle East producers, notably Iraq, will continue to produce more than their OPEC+ quota calls for.

At the time of writing, Brent crude was trading at $40.40 a barrel, with West Texas Intermediate at $38.10 a barrel, both down by about two percentage points from opening today.

Meanwhile, Norwegian consultancy Rystad Energy warned that deep production cuts could lead to a lasting deficit of oil, beginning as soon as this month. This could provide some upward pressure for prices especially if it is coupled with more positive news on the demand side.