据普氏能源资讯4月24日新加坡报道，周三国际能源署表示全球石油市场“供应充足”且美国原油库存增加，原油期货在亚洲早盘中段下滑。

新加坡时间上午10点32分(格林威治时间0232)，洲际交易所6月布伦特原油期货价格较周二每桶74.11美元的结算价下跌40美分(0.54%)，纽约商交所6月轻质低硫原油期货价格下跌39美分(0.59%)，至每桶65.91美元。

IEA表示，今年美国的产量增加160万桶/天，美国的基础设施瓶颈缓解将有助于石油出口与产量保持同步。

Zanganeh在国家电台向国会发表讲话时表示，"石油市场非常难以预测，在这种脆弱的情况下，无法保证石油产量能满足市场需求。"

“美国及其盟国把石油政治化并把它当作武器，这是一个巨大的错误。”赞加内补充道。

根据标准普尔全球普拉茨贸易流量数据和航运消息来源，3月伊朗石油出口平均超过170万桶/日。

在业内消息人士指出美国石油协会报告的美国原油库存增加690万桶之后，价格进一步受到限制。

周三晚些时候，美国能源情报署将发布更具权威性的美国每周库存数据。

“石油市场紧缩到何种程度，油价会走多高，目前将主要取决于欧佩克+集团的供应反应，” SPI资产管理公司的管理合伙人兼交易主管斯蒂芬 英尼斯(Stephen Innes)表示。

截至格林威治时间0232时，美元指数上涨0.09%，至97.340点。

薛珂 编译自 普氏能源资讯

原文如下：

Crude oil futures fall after IEA says market is 'adequately supplied'

Crude oil futures slipped in mid-morning trade in Asia Wednesday after the International Energy Agency said the global oil markets are "adequately supplied" and US crude inventories climbed.

At 10:32 am Singapore time (0232 GMT), ICE June Brent crude futures were down 40 cents/b (0.54%) from Tuesday's settle at $74.11/b, while the NYMEX June light sweet crude contract was 39 cents/b (0.59%) lower at $65.91/b.

Citing increased production from the US by 1.6 million b/d this year, the IEA added that easing infrastructure bottlenecks in the US would help oil exports keep pace with production.

"The oil market is very unpredictable and under these fragile conditions there is no assurance that oil will be produced as much as the market needs," Zanganeh said in a speech to parliament broadcast on state radio.

"The Americans and their allies, by politicizing oil and using it as a weapon, have made a big mistake," Zanganeh added.

Iranian oil exports averaged more than 1.7 million b/d in March, according to S&P Global Platts cFlow trade flow data and shipping sources.

Prices were further capped after industry sources noted a build of 6.9 million barrels in US crude stocks reported by the American Petroleum Institute.

More definitive weekly US inventory figures are due for release by the US Energy Information Administration later Wednesday.

"So to what degree oil markets tighten, and how high oil price goes, will now mostly be dependent on the supply response from the OPEC+ group," SPI Asset Management's managing partner and head of trading Stephen Innes said.

As of 0232 GMT, the US Dollar Index was up 0.09% at 97.340.