Group 1 - Oil futures prices have declined for the third consecutive day, reaching a four-month low due to ongoing concerns about potential OPEC+ production increases [1][2] - Official data indicates that U.S. crude oil inventories rose by nearly 1.8 million barrels last week, significantly exceeding analyst expectations of a 300,000 barrel increase [1] - BOK Financial analyst Dennis Kissler stated that any increase in global oil supply would be viewed as a major bearish signal by traders [1] Group 2 - Predictions suggest that due to increased production leading to a supply surplus, oil prices may fall to the $50 range in the coming quarters, with Macquarie forecasting an average WTI crude price of $57 per barrel in 2026, down from a previous estimate of $60 [1] - The price of light crude oil futures for November delivery fell by 0.9% to $61.78 per barrel, marking the lowest closing price since May 30 [2] - In contrast, natural gas futures for November delivery rose by 5.2% to $3.476 per million British thermal units, the highest closing price since July 18, driven by increased heating degree days [2]
OPEC+可能增产叠加美国库存上升 原油价格跌至四个月低点
智通财经网·2025-10-02 01:09