Copper prices moved back on the last trading session of the week and settled with over half a percent cut as worries over the commodity’s demand prospects loomed on concerns that the Euro-zone crisis is still far from over. The G20 Summit too was unable to finalize a bailout plan for struggling European Union economies. Investors also overlooked the encouraging US jobs data which showed that unemployment ticked lower while the US economy added more jobs and continued to book profits in the red metal since the strength in dollar weighed on sentiments.Copper futures for December delivery declined 2.40 cents or 0.7% to settle at $3.5645 per lb after trading as high as $3.6535 and as low as $3.5445 on the Comex metals division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.




