???? 據(jù)2月23日RT報道，周二，原油期貨價格進一步上漲，全球基準布倫特原油和美國西德克薩斯中質(zhì)原油(WTI)價格均升至2020年1月以來的最高水平。

????歐洲期貨交易所4月布倫特原油結(jié)算價攀升1.2%，超過每桶66美元，此前兩個交易日下跌逾2%。西德克薩斯中質(zhì)原油4月份交貨價格上漲1.18%，超過每桶62美元。

????Axi首席全球市場策略師Stephen Innes在一份報告中稱:"石油企業(yè)的積極勢頭仍在繼續(xù)，投資者毫不掩飾看漲情緒。幾次重大的油價調(diào)整信息，可能是導致油價上漲超過3%的原因。”

????據(jù)報道，美國南部的頁巖油生產(chǎn)商最早將在兩周內(nèi)重啟200萬桶/天的產(chǎn)量。由于德克薩斯州和平原州異常寒冷的天氣，美國的鉆井平臺被迫關閉。

????根據(jù)摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)的最新展望，由于市場有明顯改善的跡象，布倫特原油價格將在第三季度達到每桶70美元。

????與此同時，高盛大宗商品研究公司(Goldman Sachs Commodities Research)將今年第二和第三季度布倫特原油價格預期上調(diào)了10美元。高盛表示，第二季度油價將從此前預測的每桶60美元攀升至70美元，第三季度油價將從此前預測的每桶65美元攀升至75美元。專家們指出，預期庫存將下降，重啟上游活動的邊際成本上升，投機資金將流入。

????王佳晶 摘譯自 RT

????原文如下：

????Global oil prices top 13-month high on slow restart of US output

????Crude oil futures secured further gains on Tuesday, with both global benchmark Brent and US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) climbing to the highest levels since January 2020.

????Brent for April settlement climbed 1.2 percent to above $66 per barrel on the ICE Futures Europe exchange after dropping more than two percent over the previous two sessions. West Texas Intermediate for April delivery gained 1.18 percent to above $62 per barrel.

????“The positive momentum continues in the oil complex, with investors unabashedly predisposed to a bullish view,” chief global markets strategist at Axi Stephen Innes said in a note seen by Reuters. “Several significant oil price revisions were announced overnight and may have contributed to the rally of over three percent.”

????Shale oil producers in the southern United States will reportedly restart the output of over two million barrels per day (bpd) in two weeks at the earliest. The rigs in the US were forced to close following abnormal cold weather in Texas and the Plains states.

????According to the latest outlook by Morgan Stanley, prices for Brent crude will reach $70 per barrel in the third quarter on “signs of a much improved market.”

????At the same time, Goldman Sachs Commodities Research raised its expectations for Brent crude by $10 for the second and third quarters of the current year. The bank says that prices will climb to $70 per barrel in the second quarter from the $60 it previously predicted, and $75 in the third quarter from $65 earlier. The experts cite lower expected inventories, higher marginal costs to restart upstream activity, and speculative inflows.