US set to end oil-export limits; Congress may vote on Thursday
House and Senate reach a deal on tax and spending plans that include lifting the restrictions
Washington
THE US is poised to reverse an energy policy that has helped define its relations with the world for more than a generation after congressional leaders agreed to lift the nation's 40-year-old restrictions on crude-oil exports.
The House and Senate on Tuesday evening reached a deal on tax and spending plans that included an end to the oil-trade limits, according to Representative Reid Ribble and Representative Joe Barton, who spoke after a meeting with fellow party members.
The deal has been brokered to help smooth its passage throug…
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