Copper prices hit five-week highs on Wednesday after US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said a US-China trade deal was 90 per cent complete but gains were capped by concern about demand in top consumer China.
Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange closed down 0.9 per cent at $US5,988 a tonne.
Prices of the metal used widely in the power and construction industries earlier touched $US6,063.50 – the highest since May 21.
Georgian Mining Corp (LON:GEO) is an AIM listed copper & gold development and exploration company that operates mainly in Georgia on the prolific Tethyan Belt.