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The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could stabilize global oil prices, reducing energy costs for textile manufacturers, especially in energy-intensive processes like dyeing and finishing. Lower fuel costs may ease input price pressures across the polyester and nylon supply chains, as petrochemical feedstocks are sensitive to oil prices. Additionally, improved regional stability might boost trade confidence, potentially lowering shipping insurance premiums and freight rates for Middle East cotton and fiber exports. However, if negotiations stall, volatility in oil and logistics costs could pe
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