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中国将在短暂停止后于10月恢复燃料出口 — 路透社
路透社周五报道称，中国将在黄金周假期期间短暂停止后，于10月恢复成品油出口。此举旨在帮助缓解全球柴油、汽油和航空燃料市场的紧张局面。
另外两位行业消息人士表示，中国已批准10月份合计约370万吨这三种燃料的出口。
路透社上月初报道称，9月份中国炼油商原本预计出口略高于400万吨的汽油、柴油和航空燃料。
WTI原油常见问题（FAQ）
WTI油是在国际市场上销售的一种原油。WTI是布兰特、迪拜原油等3大原油之一的西德克萨斯中质油(WTI)。WTI也被称为“轻”和“甜”，因为其相对较低的重力和含硫量分别。它被认为是一种容易提炼的高品质油。它在美国采购，并通过库欣中心分发，库欣中心被认为是“世界管道的十字路口”。它是石油市场的基准，WTI价格经常被媒体引用。
与所有资产一样，供需关系是WTI原油价格的关键驱动因素。因此，全球增长可以成为需求增长的驱动力，反之亦然，导致全球增长疲软。政治不稳定、战争和制裁可能会扰乱供应并影响价格。主要产油国组成的石油输出国组织(OPEC)的决定是油价的另一个关键驱动因素。美元的价值影响WTI原油的价格，因为石油主要以美元交易，因此美元疲软可以使石油更便宜，反之亦然。
美国石油协会(API)和能源信息署(EIA)发布的每周石油库存报告影响着WTI原油的价格。库存的变化反映了供需的波动。如果数据显示库存下降，则可能表明需求增加，从而推高油价。库存增加可以反映供应增加，从而压低价格。空气污染指数的报告每周二发布，环境影响评估报告于周二发布。它们的结果通常是相似的，75%的情况下误差在1%以内。环境影响评估的数据被认为更可靠，因为它是一个政府机构。
欧佩克(石油输出国组织)是由12个石油生产国组成的组织，每年举行两次会议，共同决定成员国的生产配额。他们的决定经常影响WTI原油价格。当欧佩克决定降低配额时，它可以收紧供应，推高油价。当欧佩克增加产量时，它会产生相反的效果。“OPEC+”指的是一个扩大后的组织，新增了10个非OPEC成员国，其中最引人注目的是俄罗斯。
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