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The surge in global bond yields, driven by oil price spikes and inflation worries, is a significant signal for the textile industry. Higher interest rates and bond yields directly increase the cost of capital, affecting textile companies' ability to finance expansion, inventory, and trade operations. Additionally, rising oil prices elevate raw material costs for synthetic fibers like polyester and nylon, while also increasing energy costs across the entire textile supply chain. This dual pressure could compress profit margins, particularly for mid-sized manufacturers with high debt levels. On
※ Opinion by KEFINE Insight