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Rising oil prices directly increase feedstock costs for synthetic fibers such as polyester and nylon, squeezing margins for textile producers. Higher energy and shipping expenses also inflate logistics costs throughout the supply chain, making exports less competitive. Meanwhile, prolonged instability in the Hormuz region creates uncertainty for raw material supply, prompting mills to secure inventories cautiously. Downstream, higher retail prices may weaken consumer demand, dampening orders. Overall, this adds cost-push pressure to the textile industry, particularly affecting manufacturers re
※ Opinion by KEFINE Insight