伊朗首相表示不限制石油产量

Iraq’s prime minister said the country has not yet reached its full oil market share, suggesting his government would not restrain crude output as part of any possible Opec agreement to lift prices.”And the capping, we are not open to that because Iraq is still below what it should produce,” Haider Al-Abadi told reporters.Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are due to meet informally in Algeria next month on the sidelines of the International Energy Forum (IEF). Russia is also expected to attend the IEF.

Iraq, which depends on oil sales for 95 percent of its public spending, appears set to continue boosting production, which currently stands at around 4.6 million barrels per day.The Baghdad government resumed partial pumping from fields in Kirkuk operated by state-run North Oil Company (NOC) via a Kurdish pipeline to Turkey. Iraq may base its public budget for 2017 on an oil price of $35 per barrel. Iraq sells its crude at a discount to international oil prices.The price assumption for 2017 could still be changed by parliament which has to approve it.