中国石化新闻网讯 据道琼斯纽约2月12日消息，美国能源情报署(EIA)周二预测，今年全球石油需求将增加1.2%，至9021万桶/日。上述最新预期较EIA一个月前发布的预测值上调了10万桶/日。
该机构预测2014年全球石油需求将增加1.6%，达到9162万桶/日，比一个月前给出的预期值高16万桶/日。
EIA上调了经济合作与发展组织(OECD) 2012至2014年总的石油需求预期，但预计今明两年OECD国家石油需求将略有下滑。
该机构下调了非OECD国家（包括前苏联国家和非OECD欧洲国家）的石油需求预期，但上调了仅次于美国的全球第二大石油消费国——中国的石油需求预期。
EIA预计，今年中国石油需求将增长4.4%，至1068万桶/日。明年石油需求将再增长4.4%，至,115万桶/日。
庞晓华摘译自道琼斯
原文如下：
DJ EIA: 2013 World Oil Use Seen up 1.2% to 90.21 Mln B/D
By David Bird
NEW YORK--Global oil demand is expected to rise 1.2% to 90.21 million barrels a day this year, U.S. government forecasters said Tuesday.
That's a modest 100,000 barrels a day upward revision from the month-earlier demand forecast released by the Energy Information Administration.
In 2014, demand is expected to rise by 1.6% to 91.62 million barrels a day. Next year's demand is expected to be 160,000 barrels a day higher than expected a month ago.
The EIA raised its oil demand figures for the major industrialized nations that comprise the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development for 2012 through 2014, but demand still is expected to decline modestly this year and next year.
The EIA lowered demand estimates for non-OECD nations, including the former Soviet Union and non-OECD Europe, compared with the month-earlier forecasts, but raised the forecast for China, the world's biggest oil consumer after the U.S.
China's 2013 demand is expected to rise by 4.4% to 10.68 million barrels a day. In 2014, demand is expected to average 11.15 million barrels a day, after another 4.4% rise.
