A surplus occurs when assets or goods exceed demand. Learn about different types of surplus, their impact on economies, and examples of surplus scenarios.

Bidding has started for 118 pieces of surplus equipment Hempfield is hoping to unload. The online auction is underway and ...

Institutional oil market forecasts are agenda-driven; EIA's delayed surplus prediction is bullish for oil, despite market focus on bearish aspects. EIA's optimistic U.S. production growth may be ...

IEA forecasts record oil surplus for 2026, raising concerns over oversupply and falling prices as analysts expect OPEC+ to ...

Oil prices dipped on Wednesday, holding near a five-month low for a second day, pressured by escalating U.S.-China trade ...

U.S. oil prices on Tuesday traded at their lowest levels since May, as "concerns over oversupply and weak demand have quickly ...

Crea Taylor / Investopedia Consumer surplus is the economic benefit consumers receive when they pay less than they're willing to pay for a product or service. In supply and demand diagrams, it appears ...

The oil market faces an even larger surplus than previously anticipated as oil supply growth forecasts for this year and next ...

Oil prices eased on Wednesday to a five-month low on escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and the International Energy Agency ...