Mumbai, Feb. 19 -- COMEX Copper futures consolidated around a one-week low on Wednesday. Mining major BHP highlighted risks to global growth from potential trade tensions, as it logged its lowest first-half profit in six years. The world's largest listed miner on Tuesday reported an underlying attributable profit of $5.08 billion for the six months ending December 2024, down 23% from a year ago. Copper is down for the third session and currently trades at $4.59 per pound, almost unchanged on the day. There has been a recovery in intraday moves for Copper amid steady cues from equities. China's Shanghai Composite index spiked 0.81% while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index fell 0.14%. Japanese Nikkei average eased 0.27% amid choppy trades. European ...