Cotton

Marex’s team’s attention to climate, global supply and demand, and government subsidisation trends allow us to effectively communicate market changes to our clients.

Cotton’s versatility as a natural fibre makes it a highly sought after commodity with a magnitude of global intricacies. From textiles to cottonseed and linters, cotton sees nearly constant demand.

Services

Market Making

Providing liquidity by leveraging our extensive market connectivity across energy, metals, environmentals, financial and agriculture markets.

Hedging & Investment Solutions

Marex Solutions specialises in the manufacture and distribution of customised derivative products.

Price Discovery

Market-leading services utilising all-to-all market connectivity to match buyers and sellers.

Data & Advisory

Integrating cutting-edge technology with expertise to provide data, commentary, and advisory services.

Introducing Neon

One platform for trading, risk, market data, and insights on the global commodities markets.

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Neon Trader

Neon Trader is Marex’s next-generation browser-based electronic trading platform, providing access to all leading global exchanges exclusively for Marex clients. As part of the Neon suite, Trader provides a complete view of your Marex accounts from insights to statements.

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Neon Insights

Market leading commentary and insights from Marex, across energy, metals and agricultural markets.

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Agile

Agile, our in-house developed pricing tool is a user friendly, quick, comprehensive and efficient web-based pricing and execution platform providing quotes within seconds straight from your phone.

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Carter Evans

Institutional Sales - Grains

Richard Buttenshaw

Grains Sales

Latest Cotton Insights

Agriculture

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Grain & Oilseed Comment - Reilly 01 Dec 2023

USDA NASS US October crush came in at 201.4 million bushels, above a Bloomberg trade guess of 199.2 million and a Reuters trade average of 201.1 million. The crush was a record for any month, including on a daily adjusted basis.