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"Big Win For Americans": Biden On Debt Deal That Averts First-Ever Default
US President Joe Biden welcomed Thursday's vote by the Senate to raise the national debt limit through 2024 and avert a first ever default as a "big win" for Americans.
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US debt deal: House of Representatives passes bill
After months of partisan impasse, the US House of Representatives on Monday approved a budget agreement intended to head off a potential government default, pushing Congress a big step closer to the conclusion of a bitter fight that has left both parties bruised and exhausted.
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US reaches debt deal two days ahead of deadline
President Obama and Congressional leaders of both parties said late Sunday that they had agreed to a framework for a budget deal that would cut trillions of dollars in federal spending over the next decade and clear the way for an increase in the government's borrowing limit.
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US House to vote on raising borrowing cap
Hours before a crucial vote, Republican leaders in the US pleaded with their fractious rank and file on Thursday to support a House plan to stave off an unprecedented government default. The vote would bring President Barack Obama and Congressional leaders a step closer to endgame efforts before Tuesday's deadline.
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The clock is ticking: Lagarde on US debt crisis
The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Christine Lagarde, has warned that the clock was ticking on a US debt deal, as the dollar slid to new lows amid concerns of a looming and unprecedented default by the world's top economy.
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"Big Win For Americans": Biden On Debt Deal That Averts First-Ever Default
US President Joe Biden welcomed Thursday's vote by the Senate to raise the national debt limit through 2024 and avert a first ever default as a "big win" for Americans.
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US debt deal: House of Representatives passes bill
After months of partisan impasse, the US House of Representatives on Monday approved a budget agreement intended to head off a potential government default, pushing Congress a big step closer to the conclusion of a bitter fight that has left both parties bruised and exhausted.
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US reaches debt deal two days ahead of deadline
President Obama and Congressional leaders of both parties said late Sunday that they had agreed to a framework for a budget deal that would cut trillions of dollars in federal spending over the next decade and clear the way for an increase in the government's borrowing limit.
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US House to vote on raising borrowing cap
Hours before a crucial vote, Republican leaders in the US pleaded with their fractious rank and file on Thursday to support a House plan to stave off an unprecedented government default. The vote would bring President Barack Obama and Congressional leaders a step closer to endgame efforts before Tuesday's deadline.
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The clock is ticking: Lagarde on US debt crisis
The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Christine Lagarde, has warned that the clock was ticking on a US debt deal, as the dollar slid to new lows amid concerns of a looming and unprecedented default by the world's top economy.
