what about copper wire rates in india?
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USE A PHONECARD WHEN CALLING INTERNATIONAL
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from what  know the government of India sets interest rates with the Indian central bank. The central bank of India like most Asian central banks is able to compel banks to change their rates similar to what we used to have in Australia.if they are floating the rupee then the indian central bank will probably use open market operations to manipulate the interest rate. ie they will sell bonds on the market to dry up liquidity and put interest rates up or they buy bonds to increase liquidity and reduce interest rates.
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Each country and outlet charge  different prices?
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I second that. If you look, one particular example is electron speed in a wire.  Do the calculation for 1amp of current flowing through a 10 cm radius copper wire and its speed is only on the order of a cm/sec.  Now you gotta ask how then do you communication so quickly over a wire if the electrons only travel at a snail's pace ;)
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hi prettychele08 plzz state ur country ...cuz i duno if u no that but every country has different rates
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Try the following website if this may be useful :\n\nwww.conexindia.com/copper_casting_alloys_datachart_CDA/copper_casting_alloys
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it's silver. it used to be used in telegraph/telephone wires, but when the poles got knocked down by storms, people would pull out miles of the silver wire and sell it to jewelers and pawn shops. that's why they switched to copper: it is the most conductive, non-precious metal.
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I agree with previous answer.  Copper has come down from its recent peak but should maintain a historic high value.  To stay up to date on current U.S. copper prices go to http://demolition1.blogspot.com
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It cann't be copper 3 oxide.  It simply does not exist.  The charges don't balance!
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in india its 38000 rs per year in pvt . otherwise 8ooo i think.
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Copper is a tricky one, as there appears to be true demand from China and not that many new ways of digging up significantly more ore.  It might be that people who rely on copper decide to find ways to get around using copper.  Maybe aluminum cable instead?\n\nIn the case of zinc, there is a special price level maybe 10% or so above where it is now, where it is worth melting US pennies (which are 97.5% zinc).  At this price the zinc and copper in pennies becomes worth more than one cent per penny, plus the energy needed to melt it down.  There will then be a huge amount of illegal melting of pennies and demand will be satisfied for awhile.\n\nIn summary I think copper might be higher, but there is a lot of uncertainty due to the various things that could happen, such as a decrease in copper demand.  And zinc price could be limited by penny melting.  I wouldn't invest much in this area personally.
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I have owned ICICI Bank for a long time.  The symbol is IBN on the New York stock exchange.  Here is a link to a portfolio of Indian stocks:\n\nhttp://www.top10traders.com/ViewPortfolio.aspx?userID=13\n\nYou should consider all of these stocks.  I particularly like VSL because I see telecommunications as an area of opportunity in India.  This portfolio is from http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money.  Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors.  You can also read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas.\n\nHere are this month's best traders:\n\nhttp://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx\n\nGood luck!
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Copper in cables can certainly be recycled, and fetches quite a good price. You'd need to collect a reasonable weight of it though, strip off the insulation, then take it to a scrap metal dealer to have it weighed in.
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1. Check up the distance between your location and the \nservice provider.  You will get the maximum speed if it \nwithin 3 to 3.5 KMs.  the copper connectivity should be pacca and the ohmic value must be within limits(600 ohms is\nstandard one)\n    2. Increase the RAM value in your computer.\n    3. Try and compare at non-busy hour, because it works\non sharing system.
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Copper prices (LME) in US$/mt\napril, 28 = 7,285.00\naugust, 31 = 7,647.00\nnovember, 9 = 7,220.00\n\nfuture?\nIn two year, the forecast is =~ 6,220.00
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India is a BIG place! I traveled from Nainatal, Talayal, in the Himalayas, to the southern most tip and in between and across.\nI would not be surprised if you found quite a difference in rates in different geographical areas, from the same company. Generally, one could always rely on American Express for truth, no funny business, and availability. You will always have someone (family) to represent you in the States, or wherever 'abroad' is... if you have trouble convincing someone there is a problem. The lowest rate in the world is not worth the stress of having to watch every word that is spoken, or written to you, especially while studying.\n\nProbably best to set it up where ever you are most reputable place have instan updates and rate guarantee's , for officess ALL over the world, speak your own language, and deal with someone who may have your same customs.  Good Luck!
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I agree that is is possible in some aspects. It would be impossible to avoid copper circuitry altogether (such as IC chip connections, etc.)\n\nElectricity travels through copper at 2/3 the speed of light. This slight gain in speed is slightly offset by the conversion from light to eletricity. However, this becomes trivial when you compare speeds. A single fiber optic cable can support data transfer rates of 10 Gb/sec or more. That is far beyond any personal computing requirements of today's computers.\nOptical fiber is also desirable because of it's electromagnetic immunity.