UPDATE 1-Some Japanese buyers agree to pay Q3 aluminium premium of $172/T, up 16%-19% from Q2 Adds details and comments in paragraph 4-9 By Yuka Obayashi TOKYO, July 16 (Reuters) - Some Japanese aluminium buyers have agreed to pay two global producers a premium of $172 per metric ton over the benchmark price for shipments in July to September, up 16%-19% from the previous quarter, four sources involved in the pricing talks said.

CORRECTED-Some Japan buyers agree to pay Q3 aluminium premium of $172/T, up 16%-19% from Q2 Corrects to show the figure is "lower than" the initial offers in paragraph 2 TOKYO, July 16 (Reuters) - Some Japanese aluminium buyers have agreed to pay two global producers a premium of $172 per metric ton over the benchmark price for shipments in July to September, up 16%-19% from the previous quarter, two sources involved in the pricing talks said.

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