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Key Japanese Aluminum Fee Set for Record as War Squeezes Supply

Key Japanese Aluminum Fee Set for Record as War Squeezes Supply
Bloomberg Markets Friday 29 May 2026, 09:12 UTC By Alfred Cang 1 min read
A worker handles aluminum extrusions at the Kato Light Metal Industry Co. factory in Kanie, Aichi prefecture, Japan, on Friday, March 27, 2026. Japan’s reliance on the Middle East for aluminum is forcing companies to cut back on production and scramble for alternative supply sources after key shipping routes were severed due to the Iran conflict. Photographer: Louise Delmotte/Bloomberg
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