Asian oil refineries, particularly those in India and East Asia, are showing restraint in their purchasing patterns. Despite the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, these refineries have not rushed to increase their crude oil imports from the Middle East. The market is currently experiencing a period of cautiousness among buyers. This strategic decision reflects a broader trend of diversifying supply sources. Refineries are avoiding the "Gulf oil fever" that typically follows such geopolitical shifts. By maintaining steady purchase levels, they are avoid overpaying during potential price volatility. This approach ensures stability in their energy procurement processes.