【全球石油库存高频追踪】海上浮舱回落转为在途，库存整体高位

Key Insights - Global land oil inventory increased slightly to 3.541 billion barrels as of January 30, up 0.2% from January 23 [3][39] - Global offshore oil in-transit inventory rose to 1.318 billion barrels, marking a 2.2% increase from January 23 [3][39] - Global offshore floating storage inventory decreased to 118 million barrels, down 3.8% from January 23 [3][39] - China's land oil inventory reached 1.196 billion barrels, up 0.65% from January 23, maintaining a high level [3][39] - Floating storage for Iran, Venezuela, and Russia combined fell to 91.65 million barrels, a decrease of 2.62% from January 23 [3][39] Land Inventory - Global land oil inventory continues to show a slight increase, with high levels observed in China and India [4][40] Offshore Inventory - Global offshore in-transit inventory has turned upward, while floating storage has seen a decline [5][40] - The decrease in Venezuelan floating storage is attributed to U.S. assistance in sales, leading to some inventory being consumed [5][40] - Iranian floating storage data has also declined, with some floating storage shifting to in-transit inventory [5][40] Market Conditions - The overall market continues to face significant oversupply pressure, which poses a substantial challenge to oil prices [6][41]