欧佩克秘书长怒怼媒体“标题党”：明年石油市场不会过剩！

Core Viewpoint - OPEC Secretary General Al Ghais stated that OPEC does not expect an oil supply surplus in 2026 and criticized media misinterpretations of its monthly oil market report [2] Group 1: OPEC's Market Predictions - OPEC's report indicates that the oil market is expected to balance next year, correcting earlier predictions of a supply shortage, which led to a sell-off in the oil market and a decline in international benchmark oil prices [2] - Non-OPEC oil-producing countries are projected to increase oil supply by 1.3 million barrels per day by 2026, while oil demand is expected to grow by 1.6 million barrels per day, reaching a total demand of 106.2 million barrels per day [2] Group 2: Media and Analyst Reactions - Al Ghais emphasized that the information in OPEC's monthly report is straightforward and that media misreporting is to blame for the distorted narrative regarding market surplus [2] - A recent survey of 25 traders and analysts indicated that most expect OPEC to continue increasing production monthly, with only a few anticipating a longer pause or a reversal of current production policies [3] - Analysts suggest that OPEC+ is unlikely to cut production in 2026, as the organization is focused on regaining market share [3]