The rupee touching ₹90 to the dollar is reshaping cost realities for India’s textile value chain.
Import-heavy inputs such as fibres, chemicals and machinery are becoming costlier, squeezing margins, while export gains remain uneven due to tariff shocks and pricing resets.
The industry now faces a phase where policy stability, hedging and long-term reforms are essential.
Import-heavy inputs such as fibres, chemicals and machinery are becoming costlier, squeezing margins, while export gains remain uneven due to tariff shocks and pricing resets.
The industry now faces a phase where policy stability, hedging and long-term reforms are essential.