The Japanese government submits an additional budget of 18.3 trillion yen to the parliament.

Jinse Finance reported that the Japanese government submitted a supplementary budget draft for the 2025 fiscal year to the National Diet on Monday, with general account expenditures reaching 18.3034 trillion yen, mainly to fund the first comprehensive economic plan under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's administration. This figure marks a significant increase from the previous fiscal year's supplementary budget of 13.9433 trillion yen. The core of this economic plan will focus on measures to alleviate the impact of rising prices and investments in growth sectors. The Budget Committee of Japan's House of Representatives will hold meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss the budget proposal. The Japanese government's goal is to pass the budget during the current Diet session, which is scheduled to end on December 17. (Golden Ten Data)