-- 据多家媒体报道,在以色列袭击伊朗石化设施后,伊朗已暂停所有石化产品出口,以优先满足国内需求并抑制价格波动。 据报道,伊朗最高国家安全委员会已发布指令,禁止出口直至另行通知,以防止下游行业所需原材料短缺。 伊朗新闻机构率先报道了此次出口暂停的消息,并援引了伊朗国家石化公司一位高级官员致各石化企业首席执行官的一封信函。 据ICIS报道,以色列4月4日和6日的袭击破坏了阿萨卢耶和马赫沙赫尔等主要石化生产中心的管道和电力供应。 路透社报道称,尽管供应中断且全球价格上涨,但伊朗政府仍将国内石化产品价格维持在战前水平,以支持消费者。 停止石化产品出口的指令是在美国于4月13日开始封锁霍尔木兹海峡之后发布的。此次封锁旨在限制伊朗的出口。 伊朗国家石化公司尚未回复的置评请求。 伊朗是甲醇、氨、尿素、塑料和聚合物等化学品的主要生产国,据报道,该国每年出口约2900万吨石化产品。
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