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The decline in crude oil prices, driven by hopes of the Hormuz Strait reopening, could lower feedstock costs for synthetic fibers like polyester and nylon, benefiting textile manufacturers' margins. However, the deepening chip selloff signals broader economic uncertainty, which may dampen consumer demand for textiles. The interplay of lower input costs and potential demand weakness creates a mixed outlook for the industry.
※ Opinion by KEFINE Insight