JP Morgan launches retail petrol index in Germany

JP Morgan has launched an index that monitors the changes in the retail pump price of petrol in Germany. The JP Morgan SuperBleifrei Flat Tax Index is a tradable index, and is intended for use in structured investment products to enable investors to protect against and profit from rising petrol prices.

“The index is designed for retail investors in Germany who want to hedge against higher petrol prices at the pump,” says Tim Owens, head of the currency and commodity solutions group at JP Morgan in London.

Refining margins measure the difference in value between the products produced by a refinery and the value of the crude oil used to produce them. The margins differ from refinery to refinery and will depend on the price and characteristics of the crude used.

Owens says the index has been well

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