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The renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and the associated risks to Hormuz oil flows are likely to push crude oil prices higher, which directly raises feedstock costs for petrochemical-based fibers such as polyester and nylon. Since oil is a key upstream input for synthetic textiles, any sustained price increase could squeeze margins for textile manufacturers and potentially lead to higher fabric prices downstream. Additionally, elevated oil prices may also increase logistics and shipping costs, further pressuring the global textile supply chain. While the immediate impact depends on the actual disrupt
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