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Sour crude supplies likely to tighten in the Mediterranean in H1

机译:H1中的地中海可能会收紧酸味的原油

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The OPEC+ cut, short-term but frequent disruptions from Libya, and US sanctions on Iran are expected to shrink European crude supplies that come from the Mediterranean (Med). Before the sanctions took effect, loadings of Iranian crude destined for the Med and NWE had fallen, dropping from 2017's average of 749K b/d to the 619K b/d averaged during Jan.-Sept. of this year. Although Italy, Greece, Turkey, and five other Iranian customers were granted 180-day waivers allowing them to import crude from Iran, they still face the difficulty of finding shipping companies that are permitted to carry the crude, insurers willing to cover the deliveries, and financial institutions able to participate in the transactions. Most of the waiver recipients are not counting on the US extending their exemptions, so the six-month window is, realistically, closer to three or four months.
机译:欧佩克+削减,短期但经常受到利比亚的破坏,以及美国对伊朗的制裁有望缩小来自地中海(MED)的欧洲原油。 在制裁生效之前,伊朗原油注定为MED和NWE,从2017年的平均749k b/d下降到1月期间的平均619k b/d。 今年。 尽管意大利,希腊,土耳其和其他五名伊朗客户获得了180天的豁免,使他们能够从伊朗进口原油,但他们仍然面临着允许携带原油的运输公司的困难 以及能够参与交易的金融机构。 大多数豁免接收者都不依靠美国扩大豁免,因此,六个月的窗口实际上是接近三四个月的窗口。

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