TOKYO - Japan's parliament on Thursday enacted a 112.57 trillion yen ($744 billion) budget for fiscal 2024 starting in April, the second-largest, to better respond to security threats and demographic challenges, ease the pain of inflation and rebuild earthquake-hit areas.
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