據OE網站6月6日報道，石油期貨周一大幅上漲，布倫特原油價格超過每桶120美元，此前沙特阿拉伯提高了7月份原油銷售價格，表明即使歐佩克+同意在未來兩個月加速增產，但供應仍然緊張。

格林威治標準時間3：43，布倫特原油價格上漲91美分，漲幅0.8%，至每桶120.63美元，此前曾觸及121.95美元的盤中高點，較上周五上漲1.8%。

美國西得克薩斯中質原油CLc1期貨價格上漲93美分，漲幅0.8%，至每桶119.80美元，此前曾觸及三個月高點120.99美元。上周五上漲1.7%。

沙特國有石油生產商沙特阿美周日表示，沙特阿拉伯將其旗艦阿拉伯輕質原油對亞洲的官方售價 (OSP) 較阿曼和迪拜基準的平均水平溢價從6月的4.40美元提高到6.50美元。

7月的OSP是自5月以來的最高水平，當時由于擔心地緣政治沖突而受到制裁，導致供應中斷，油價創下歷史新高。

盡管上周石油輸出國組織及其盟國（簡稱歐佩克+）決定在7月和8月將石油日產量提高64.8萬桶，比此前計劃的產量高出50%，但油價還是上漲了。

伊拉克上周五表示，計劃7月將日產量提高至458萬桶。

菲利浦期貨（Phillip Futures）駐新加坡大宗商品經理Avtar Sandu表示，石油生產商“趁熱打鐵”，并補充稱，美國夏季推動的需求和亞洲大國調整疫情措施預計將使油價居高不下。

歐佩克+提前提高產量的舉措被普遍認為不太可能滿足需求，因為增加的產量分布于所有成員國，包括面臨制裁的產能大國。

聯邦銀行（Commonwealth Bank）分析師Vivek Dhar在一份報告中表示，雖然這一增長非常必要，但仍低于需求增長預期，尤其是歐盟對大國石油進口的部分禁令。

郝芬 譯自 OE

原文如下：

Brent Climbs Above $120/bbl after Saudi Arabia Hikes Crude Prices

Oil futures jumped on Monday, with Brent rising above $120 a barrel after Saudi Arabia hiked prices for its crude sales in July, signaling tight supply even after OPEC+ agreed to accelerate output increases over the next two months.

Brent crude was up 91 cents, or 0.8%, at $120.63 a barrel at 0343 GMT after touching an intraday high of $121.95, extending a 1.8% gain from Friday.

U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude CLc1 futures were up 93 cents, or 0.8%, at $119.80 a barrel after earlier hitting a three-month high of $120.99. It gained 1.7% on Friday.

Saudi Arabia raised the official selling price (OSP) for its flagship Arab light crude to Asia to a $6.50 premium versus the average of the Oman and Dubai benchmarks, from a $4.40 premium in June, state oil producer Aramco 2222.SE said on Sunday.

The July OSP is the highest since May, when prices hit all-time highs due to worries of disruption in supplies.  

The price hike came despite a decision last week by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies, together called OPEC+, to increase output in July and August by 648,000 barrels per day, or 50% more than previously planned.

Iraq said on Friday it plans to raise output to 4.58 million bpd in July. 

Oil producers are "making hay while the sun shines", Avtar Sandu, manager of commodities at Phillip Futures in Singapore said, adding that U.S. summer driving demand and easing of COVID-19 lockdowns in big country in Asia are expected to keep prices high.

The OPEC+ move to bring forward output hikes is widely seen as unlikely to meet demand as the increased allocation is spread across all members,  that is facing sanctions.

"While that increase is sorely needed, it falls short of demand growth expectations, especially with the EU's partial ban on the largest oil producer's oil imports also factored in," Commonwealth Bank analyst Vivek Dhar said in a note.