U.S. businesses would keep getting government help to sell goods abroad for another decade.
A bill would let the Export-Import Bank of the United States continue its work for another decade. This means U.S. businesses would still get loans, guarantees, and insurance to help them sell their products to other countries. Without this bill, the bank's ability to help these businesses would end soon.
Today, the Export-Import Bank's general authority and its Program on China and Transformational Exports are set to expire in 2026. Its ability to offer loans, guarantees, and insurance would expire in 2027. If this bill becomes law, the bank's general authority and the China program would continue until 2036. Its loan, guarantee, and insurance authority would last until 2037.
S 3772 · 119th Congress · February 4, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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