据油价网2022年11月17日报道，总部设在利雅得的全球石油数据库联合石油数据库（JODI）11月17日发布的最新数据显示，9月份全球石油日需求量比疫情暴发前的水平增加了近100万桶。

总部位于利雅得的国际能源论坛(IEF)共享的JODI数据显示，9月份全球石油需求季节性上升至今年第二高水平。

JODI数据显示，今年9月份，全球石油需求为疫情前水平的101%，而原油产量为疫情前水平的99%。

9月份全球石油需求延续了8月份的增长势头，而8月份全球石油消费从7月份反弹。

JODI今年早些时候发布的数据显示，在经历了7月份的反季节性下降后，全球石油日需求量在8月份反弹了200万桶，达到疫情前水平的99%。

全球最大的国际能源部长组织IEF表示，9月份全球需求上升是由亚洲的柴油消费增长和美国的汽油需求增长推动的。

尽管9月份市场比8月份紧缩，但全球原油和成品油库存与季节性相反增加了370万桶。但IEF表示，全球原油和成品油库存仍比5年平均水平低4.42亿桶。

9月份其他值得注意的数据包括沙特阿拉伯原油出口日增12万桶，达到29个月来高点的772万桶。

美国9月份原油日总需求量跳增57万桶，比去年同期增加103万桶。美国原油日产量比去年同期增加113万桶。

李峻 编译自 油价网

原文如下：

World Oil Demand Topped Pre-Covid Levels In September

Oil demand worldwide rose in September to exceed the September 2019 pre-Covid levels by nearly 1 million barrels per day (bpd), new data from the Joint Organizations Data Initiative (JODI) showed on Thursday.

Global oil demand rose seasonally in September to the second-highest level of this year, according to the JODI data shared by the Riyadh-based International Energy Forum (IEF).

In September, global oil demand was at 101 percent of pre-Covid levels, while crude production was at 99 percent of those levels, the data showed.

Oil demand in September continued its growth from August when consumption rebounded from July.

After a counter-seasonal drop in July, global oil demand rebounded in August by 2 million bpd to reach 99 percent of pre-Covid levels, JODI data showed earlier this year.

The rise in September demand was driven by diesel consumption in Asia and gasoline demand in the United States, said the IEF, the world’s largest international organization of energy ministers.

While markets tightened in September compared to August, global inventories of crude and refined products climbed counter seasonally by 3.7 million barrels. Yet, global inventories remain 442 million barrels below the five-year average, the IEF said.

Other noteworthy findings for September included a rise in Saudi crude oil exports, which went up by 120,000 bpd to reach a 29-month high of 7.72 million bpd.

In the United States, total product demand jumped by 570,000 bpd in September and was up 1.03 million bpd from year-ago levels. U.S. crude oil production was 1.13 million bpd higher than year-ago levels.