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This news signals broader macroeconomic shifts that could ripple through the textile supply chain. Rising oil prices directly increase costs for petroleum-based fibers like polyester and nylon, squeezing margins for upstream chemical producers and downstream fabric manufacturers. Meanwhile, higher Treasury yields and Fed hike expectations strengthen the US dollar, making textile exports from emerging markets less competitive and potentially dampening global demand. Additionally, borrowing costs for textile firms, especially SMEs, may rise, delaying capacity expansion or inventory financing. Ho
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