The Q2 2026 MJP premium was $351.5/mt

Published: Mar 26, 2026 18:02
SMM, March 26: Japan's Q2 2026 aluminum premium (QMJP) was set at $350-353/mt, with an average of $351.5/mt, up 80.27% from Q1.

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