ЦЕНА НЕФТИ: СНОВА ВЫШЕ $49
РЕЙТЕР сообщает, цены на нефть выросли до максимума с конца октября во вторник, поскольку рынок заложил в прогнозы ожидаемое ограничение добычи на встрече ОПЕК, однако аналитики предупредили, что провал этой инициативы приведёт к увеличению избытка предложения к началу 2017 года.
К 8.32 МСК фьючерсы на нефть Brent торговались по $49,59 за баррель, на 1,41 процента выше предыдущего закрытия, ранее достигнув $49,63, максимума с 31 октября.
Фьючерсы на американскую марку WTI повысились на 1,47 процента до $48,95 за баррель.
ОПЕК пытается к 30 ноябрю убедить 14 участников картеля и Россию договориться о скоординированном ограничении добычи, чтобы поддержать рынок, сбалансировав спрос и предложение.
"Инвесторов оптимистичнее оценивают шансы на соглашение ОПЕК об ограничении добычи, и цены на нефть должны продолжить расти в течение сегодняшних торгов", - сообщил банк ANZ.
Goldman Sachs сообщил в клиентской записке, что шансы на соглашение ОПЕК выросли, поскольку нефтедобытчикам нужно реагировать на разрушение фундаментальных факторов спроса и предложения, которые, по словам банка, "резко ослабли с тех пор, как ОПЕК объявила о предварительном соглашении об ограничении добычи".
Если ОПЕК и другие экспортёры, в особенности Россия, не сумеют договориться, Goldman ожидает избытка предложения нефти в размере 0,7 миллиона баррелей в сутки в первом квартале 2017 года.
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ЦЕНА НЕФТИ: ВНОВЬ ВЫШЕ $47
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According to REUTERS, oil prices rose on Tuesday to their highest this month as a growing consensus emerged in the market that OPEC would overcome internal disputes and scepticism to strike a deal that materially reduces crude output.
But some warned a failure by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to reach agreement at a Nov. 30 meeting, or effectively implement it, would send prices crashing as a two-year glut of crude remained unabated.
Brent crude oil futures LCOc1 were up 85 cents a barrel at $49.75 by 1000 GMT (5:00 a.m. ET), having earlier risen $1 in a push against the $50 mark for the first time since the end of October.
U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures CLc1 were up 68 cents, or 1.4 percent, at $48.92 a barrel.
Prices were boosted by comments from a Nigerian official attending an OPEC technical meeting, which is trying to hammer out details of a deal, that it was likely all countries would be "on board" by the end of Tuesday.
OPEC is trying to bring its 14 member states, including regional foes Saudi Arabia and Iran, and non-OPEC producer Russia to agree on a coordinated cut to prop up the market by bringing production into line with consumption.
The organization had said at the end of September it aimed to cut production to between 32.5 million and 33 million barrels per day compared to its recent record output of around 33.8 million bpd.
Since then, doubts weighed over whether Saudi Arabia and Iran could put their geopolitical disputes aside and whether countries whose finances are in dire straits due to low oil prices would resist the urge to pump crude at high rates.
Analysts at RBC said they believed a deal would be reached.
"Our view is primarily based on the belief that the single most important country in OPEC, Saudi Arabia, wants it, and that the ability of a number of suspected cheaters to cheat is constrained," they said in a note.
While a ceiling for overall OPEC production may be agreed by Nov. 30, it is unclear whether clear quotas per member state would be set. Some countries, such as Nigeria, Iraq, Libya and Iran, argue they should be exempt because their output has been hit by conflict or sanctions.
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