2 h' v& L- ?$ t7 ?: \& uCongress is due to vote today on an eleventh-hour debt deal between Republicans and Democrats to save the US economy from default. , W$ O+ Q! k) \; c' Q; W9 AThe plan would raise the government's borrowing limit by at least two trillion dollars. Spending would be cut by a similar amount with a bipartisan committee helping to decide where the axe should fall. 4 A( B% s x: t& q; \+ t% ~ d