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    Home » OPEC oil output falls by 160,000 bpd in November – Reuters survey

    OPEC oil output falls by 160,000 bpd in November – Reuters survey

    December 1, 2018
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    01 December 2018, News Wires — Crude oil output by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries fell by 160,000 barrels per day (bpd) in November, according to a Reuters survey published on Friday.

    OPEC and its partners meet on Dec. 6-7 in Vienna to discuss cutting output for 2019, just months after agreeing to pump more oil. For now, OPEC is seeking to reach 100 percent compliance with supply cuts that took effect in January 2017, after months of underproduction by countries including Venezuela and Angola.

    The November survey indicates that output from the 12 OPEC members with supply reduction targets under the deal fell by 110,000 bpd compared with October, while total OPEC output has fallen by 160,000 bpd.

    Compared with levels from which they agreed to cut, which in most cases was October 2016 output, the 12 members as a group have reduced production by 1.408 million bpd. Given the pledged nreductions total 1.176 million bpd, that equates to 120 percent compliance, compared with a revised 110 percent in October.

    October’s total was revised lower by 40,000 bpd due to adjustments in UAE and Kuwaiti output.

                         Nov.     Oct.       Baseline  Pledged    Cut        Compliance  Implied 
                         output   output     for cut   cut        achieved   (pct)       2018 target
     Algeria             1.06     1.06       1.089     50,000        29,000  58          1.039
     Angola              1.51     1.53       1.751     78,000       241,000  309         1.673
     Ecuador             0.52     0.53       0.548     26,000        28,000  108         0.522
     Equatorial Guinea^  0.12     0.12       0.19      12,000        70,000  583         0.178
     Gabon               0.2      0.19       0.202     9,000          2,000  22          0.193
     Iran**              2.85     3.35       3.707     -90,000      857,000  n/a         3.797
     Iraq                4.55     4.65       4.561     210,000       11,000  5           4.351
     Kuwait              2.75     2.73 (R)   2.838     131,000       88,000  67          2.707
     Qatar               0.61     0.60       0.648     30,000        38,000  127         0.618
     Saudi Arabia        11       10.65      10.544    486,000    -456,000   negative    10.058
     UAE                 3.35     3.27 (R)   3.013     139,000    -337,000   negative    2.874
     Venezuela           1.23     1.18       2.067     95,000      837,000   881         1.972
     TOTAL OPEC 12       29.75    29.86(R)   31.158    1,176,000  1,408,000  120         29.982
     Libya               1.2      1.22                                                   1
     Nigeria             1.84     1.88                                                   1.8
     TOTAL OPEC 14       32.79    32.96 (R)                                              32.782***
     Congo^^             0.32     0.31                                                   
     TOTAL OPEC 15       33.11    33.27(R)                                               
        * Compliance is calculated by the following method in the
    table above:
        Baseline for cut minus November output = cut achieved
        Cut achieved divided by pledged cut = percentage compliance
        ** Iran is allowed a small increase in the deal.
        *** OPEC 2018 implied target based on the 32.50 million bpd
    ceiling OPEC announced on Nov. 30, 2016, minus Indonesia, and
    using Libya and Nigeria's figures for their expected 2018
    production as given at Nov. 30, 2017 meeting.
        ^ OPEC in June 2018 published a production target for
    Equatorial Guinea. Reuters has used this target (178,000 bpd)
    and pledged cut given by an OPEC delegate (12,000 bpd) to
    calculate a supply cut baseline of 190,000 bpd.
        ^^ Congo joined OPEC in June 2018. No production target was
    disclosed.
        The Reuters survey aims to assess crude supply to market,
    defined to exclude movements to, but not sales from, storage.
    Saudi and Kuwaiti data includes the Neutral Zone.
        Venezuelan data includes upgraded synthetic oil. Nigerian
    output includes the Agbami stream and excludes Akpo condensate.
    • Reuters

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