Export-Import Plan Said to Be Short on Loan Certainty
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House Republican leaders are considering a short-term extension of the U.S. Export-Import Bank amid a dispute with Tea Party-aligned members who want to let the 80-year-old agency lapse on Sept. 30.
Leaders are discussing an extension of several months, said a Republican aide who asked not to be identified because no plans have been made public.