Iran-Israel War Disrupts Noida Exports: Weavers to Large Businesses Fear 20% Loss

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Iran-Israel War Threatens Noida Exports: 20% Business Loss Feared

नोएडा के $2.5 बिलियन के कपड़ा व्यापार पर संकट

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News18•02-03-2026, 16:44

Iran-Israel War Threatens Noida Exports: 20% Business Loss Feared

•The Iran-Israel war is impacting Noida's textile markets and trade, with fears of a 20% business loss.
•Rising crude oil prices due to the conflict will increase diesel and petrol costs, affecting transportation and overall trade.
•Dubai, a 'gateway' for Noida's textile exports to Iran, Iraq, and South Africa, faces reduced tourism and consumption.
•India imports crude oil, petrochemicals, dry fruits, fruits, fertilizers, and special glass utensils from the Middle East.
•Indian investments in Dubai's real estate, accounting for 62% of total investment, are at risk if the war prolongs.

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