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Already, Chinese import growth has stagnated, and its surplus in goods has ballooned to more than $1 trillion.

That compared with a revised $9.53 billion surplus in the prior month.

After defaulting on foreign debt in 2001, the government managed to run fiscal surpluses for six years.

In 2026, the global oil market may see an average surplus of 4 million barrels per day, according to reports from the International Energy Agency and World Bank Group.

The U.S. first offered federal food aid in 1939 during the Great Depression to feed hungry Americans and to match crops deemed agricultural surplus with those in need.