据油价网5月25日报道，世界最大原油出口国沙特的统计局周三表示，2022年3月，沙特阿拉伯的石油出口总值同比飙升123%，即167亿美元。

此外，数据显示，石油出口在总出口中的份额从2021年3月的69.5%跃升至2022年3月的80.2%。

与2月份相比，3月份沙特原油出口的小幅下降抵消了较高的油价。

与2021年3月相比，2022年3月沙特所有出口的总价值翻了一番，达到379亿美元（1422亿沙特里亚尔），这主要归功于石油出口价值167亿美元（629亿里亚尔）或123%的增长。

沙特今天在一份单独的估计中表示，与2021年第一季度相比，2022年第一季度，沙特石油出口价值飙升356亿美元（1336亿里亚尔），增幅为90.3%。高价石油出口是1月至3月期间沙特商品出口总额激增的主要原因。

石油出口在总出口中的份额从2021年第一季度的71.1%增加到2022年第一季度的78.3%。

国际货币基金组织和其他预测机构表示，由于高油价，沙特阿拉伯今年将获得一笔意外的石油收入，这也将推动其经济增长高于此前的估计。

总部位于利雅得的Jadwa Investment本月早些时候表示，预计沙特阿拉伯今年的石油收入将增长66%，达到约2490亿美元。

根据初步估计，与2021年同期相比，沙特阿拉伯仅在第一季度就创下了过去十年来最高的经济增长率，为9.6%，该数据将增长归因于石油活动和出口。

黎泱 编译自 油价网

原文如下：

Value Of Saudi Oil Exports Surged 123% In March As Prices Spiked

The value of Saudi Arabia’s oil exports soared by 123%, or by $16.7 billion, in March 2022 compared to the same month last year, the General Authority for Statistics of the world’s top crude oil exporter said on Wednesday.

Moreover, the share of oil exports in total exports jumped from 69.5% in March 2021 to 80.2% in March 2022, the data showed.

The higher oil prices more than offset the slight drop in Saudi crude oil exports in March compared to February.

The total value of all Saudi exports doubled to $37.9 billion (142.2 billion Saudi riyals) in March 2022 compared to March 2021, chiefly thanks to the $16.7 billion (62.9 billion riyals)—or 123%—jump in the value of oil exports, the Saudi statistics authority said.

In the first quarter of 2022, the value of Saudi oil exports soared by $35.6 billion (133.6 billion riyals), or by 90.3%, compared to the first quarter of 2021, the authority said in a separate estimate today. Oil exports at high prices were the main reason for a surge in total Saudi merchandise exports between January and March.

The share of oil exports in total exports increased from 71.1% in Q1 2021 to 78.3% in Q1 2022.

Thanks to the high oil prices, Saudi Arabia is set to receive a windfall of oil revenues this year, which will also push its economic growth higher than earlier estimates, the IMF and other forecasters say.

Oil revenues in Saudi Arabia are expected to surge by 66 percent this year to around $249 billion, Riyadh-based Jadwa Investment said earlier this month.

For the first quarter alone, Saudi Arabia recorded its highest economic growth rate in the last ten years, at 9.6%, compared to the same quarter of 2021, according to flash estimates by the General Authority for Statistics, which attributed the growth to oil activities and exports.