Escalating Israel–Iran tensions and deeper US involvement have pushed crude oil near $118 per barrel, close to 2022 crisis levels.
The surge is expected to ripple through petrochemicals, polymers, textiles and fertilisers, raising industrial input costs by around 10–25 per cent and increasing inflationary pressure across global manufacturing supply chains.
The surge is expected to ripple through petrochemicals, polymers, textiles and fertilisers, raising industrial input costs by around 10–25 per cent and increasing inflationary pressure across global manufacturing supply chains.