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There are a few good news in this report:
- Iraq is up: 1.99 (Aug) to 2.18 mbpd (Sept) which is the biggest increase in the OPEC-12.
- OPEC-10 is up a mere 0.05 mbpd
- OPEC-12 is up 0.25 mbpd
- China demand is cooling down a little bit (5.7% growth in 2007 compared to 6.9% in 2007).
Thanks Khebab, that OPEC 10 report is very interesting. I suspected as much but thought surely they would do a little better than that. Next month will be much worse because of the maintenance work in the UAE. But data from the other nine will be critical. If they don't do better in November, a lot better, the crap will hit the fan.
I would like to be a fly on the wall at the OPEC meeting this weekend. It may go something like this: "Hey, the world is expecting us to bail them out of this damn mess. But we are producing every barrel we possibly can. What the hell are we going to do? What can we possibly say that will not make us look like we have been lying all these years?"
Ron Patterson
It looks like Iraq is saving the day again for OPEC in October also (+0.11 mbpd)!
Well the data from Platts, MEES, the IEA, the EIA and all the others often varies wildly. OPEC's own "Monthly Oil Market Report" will be out Thursday. That will give the figures closest to what OPEC is actually producing.
Ron Patterson
Do the numbers represent all production, just exports, or exports not including deals?
I suspect they are production numbers (crude oil + condensate).
Add some more data to your November production forecast:
UAE to lose more than 800,000 barrels of oil per day during peak of November oilfield maintenance
On the other hand the UAE is supposed to have increased production following the maintenance.
Are you saying you believe this?
Seems like a bunch of lies?