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Rising oil prices due to US-Iran tensions directly increase the cost of petrochemical-based synthetic fibers such as polyester and nylon, which are key inputs for textiles. Higher energy costs also raise production and transportation expenses across the supply chain. This may squeeze profit margins for textile manufacturers and potentially lead to higher yarn and fabric prices. Companies should monitor crude oil trends closely and consider hedging strategies or inventory adjustments to mitigate cost pressures during this period of geopolitical uncertainty.
※ Opinion by KEFINE Insight