TOKYO - Japan's ruling party led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Monday abandoned its plan to enact the fiscal 2026 budget before the new fiscal year starts on April 1, passing an 8.56 trillion yen ($54 billion) stopgap measure instead at the last minute.
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