据美国油价网2022年8月10日报道，根据大宗商品分析师Giovanni Staunovo周三（8月10日）援引贸易流量情报公司Petro-Logistics的数据，8月份第一周欧佩克产油国的原油日出口量比7月整个月的平均日出口量增加22.3万桶。  

根据Petro-Logistics的数据，在8月份的前7天，欧佩克的原油平均日出口量为2132.5万桶。 

上周，Petro-Logistics说，欧佩克最大产油国、事实上的领导者沙特阿拉伯7月份将其原油出口量提高到26个月来的最高水平。  

Petro-Logistics表示：“在今年上半年限制供应后，沙特阿拉伯最终将原油供应数量与欧佩克的配额一致。” 

全球领先的独立能源报价及市场分析专业机构周三的一项调查发现，尽管7月欧佩克+联盟将原油日产量提高50万桶，但仍远低于其集体配额，其原油日产量比目标产量仍低275万桶。

7月份，欧佩克+的原油日总产量达到3870万桶，其中欧佩克最大的产油国沙特阿拉伯对市场的供应增加最多。 

李峻 编译自 美国油价网

原文如下：

OPEC’s Oil Exports Are Rising In August

Crude oil exports from OPEC producers rose by 223,000 barrels per day (bpd) in the first week of August, compared to the average shipments for the full month of July, according to data from trade flow intelligence firm Petro-Logistics cited by commodity analyst Giovanni Staunovo on Wednesday.

In the first seven days of August, OPEC’s crude oil exports averaged 21.325 million bpd, per Petro-Logistics data.

Last week, Petro-Logistics said that Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s top producer and de facto leader, raised its crude oil exports in July to the highest level in 26 months.

“The Kingdom is finally supplying volumes in line with its OPEC quota after restraining supply in the first-half of 2022,” Petro-Logistics said.

Despite raising its crude oil production in July by 500,000 barrels per day, the OPEC+ group was still well below its collective quota, pumping 2.75 million bpd below targeted output, an survey found on Wednesday.

OPEC+ saw its combined crude oil production at 38.70 million bpd last month, with Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s top producer and de facto leader, raising its supply to the market the most.

Still, the 500,000-bpd July increase of the collective OPEC+ oil production was lower than the 648,000-bpd rise the alliance had set for each of the months of July and August, after which it will have rolled back all the cuts from May 2020.

Last week, OPEC+ gave the go-ahead to raise the collective oil production target for September by 100,000 bpd. The increase for the entire group means less than a 30,000 bpd rise for Saudi Arabia, and less than a 10,000 bpd increase for the UAE. Those two countries are believed to be the only two producers in OPEC+ and in the world currently holding enough spare capacity to raise their oil production.