据今日油价6月29日报道，随着欧佩克+准备召开会议，就石油产量限制政策展开讨论，而欧洲和美国可能正盯着三角洲地区的石油产量，这一系列因素导致油价大幅下跌。

周一，WTI和布伦特原油基准价格均下跌逾1.5%，许多专家表示，“dense”冠状病毒可能在美国疫苗接种率相对较低的州引发“密集”疫情。

在欧洲，葡萄牙、西班牙和德国都发布了新的出行限制，以减缓新变种病毒的传播。

莫斯科和圣彼得堡周一都报告了最高的死亡人数，但由于“dense”感染病例占所有新病例的90%左右，莫斯科正在实施更严格的限制措施，例如将部分未接种疫苗的员工送回家，并下令餐馆禁止任何未接种疫苗的顾客进入。

对于欧佩克+来说，可谓是雪上加霜。欧佩克+一直急于夺回失去的市场份额，因为在疫情最严重的时候，欧佩克曾拼命减产，希望能重新平衡市场。

随着油价在过去几个月里大幅上涨，欧佩克无疑将看到曙光，多数分析师预计欧佩克将在本周宣布，随着需求增加，将放松减产。分析师甚至在上周暗示，欧佩克可能做出的每日增产50万桶的决定可能还不够。

但世界部分地区的旅行和商业限制可能会破坏欧佩克的计划。美国东部时间下午4点14分，WTI报每桶72.92美元，当日下跌1.53%，而布伦特价格报每桶74.71美元，当日下跌1.93%。

王佳晶 摘译自 今日油价

原文如下：

Oil Falls Sharply Ahead Of OPEC+ Meeting

As OPEC+ prepares for its next meeting to discuss easing its oil output restrictions for the group, Europe and the United States are possibly staring down the barrel of the Delta variant—and that combination of factors is sending oil prices sharply downward.

Both the WTI and Brent benchmarks were trading down more than 1.5% on Monday as various health experts suggested that the Delta variant of the coronavirus could cause “dense” outbreaks in U.S. states that have relatively low vaccination rates.

In Europe, Portugal, Spain, and Germany have all issued new travel restrictions to mitigate the new variant’s spread.

Moscow and St. Petersburg both reported on Monday their highest death toll, yet as the Delta variant represents about 90% of all new cases. Tighter restrictions are being implemented in Moscow, such as sending a portion of non-vaccinated employees home, and ordering restaurants to disallow anyone in who has not be vaccinated.

The Delta variant couldn’t have come at a worse time for OPEC+, who has been champing at the bit to regain lost market share from its desperate attempt to withhold production in hopes of rebalancing balance the market during the worst of the pandemic.

With oil prices sharply rising over the last couple of months, OPEC could no doubt see the light at the end of the tunnel, with most analysts expecting OPEC to announce this week an easing of its production cuts in line with increased demand. Analysts were even suggesting last week that OPEC’s likely decision to ramp up by 500,000 bpd might not be enough.

But travel and business restrictions in parts of the world could derail OPEC’s plans.

WTI was trading at $72.92 at 4:14 p.m. EDT, down 1.53% on the day, while the Brent benchmark was trading at $74.71 at that time, down 1.93% on the day.

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