TOKYO, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The premium for aluminium shipped to Japanese buyers for October to December was set at $88 a tonne, up 11% from this quarter, as demand began to pick up from earlier during the COVID-19 pandemic, four sources directly involved in pricing talks said on Thursday.
That is up from a premium of $79 per tonne paid this quarter and marks a first quarterly increase in five. It is lower than initial offers of $95-$98 per tonne from producers.
News: RIO Japan buyers agree to pay Q4 aluminium premium of $88/T -sources
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