TOKYO - Japan's Cabinet approved Friday a record 102.66 trillion yen ($938 billion) draft budget for fiscal 2020 amid growing social security spending to cover the country's aging population, fueling concerns that the country would keep facing trouble achieving fiscal consolidation.
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