date:Aug 27, 2015
ure was a reverse of Monday, when the falling equity markets dragged the dollar down with them, lending some unexpected strength to agricultural commodities.
On Tuesday the dollar rose by over 1% against a basket of currencies, not enough to push it back through the 200-day moving average, but the first time it has risen since the middle of last week.
Soybeans, which are particularly dependent on Chinese import demand, rallied from 6-1/2 year lows on the news of the rate cut.
Soybeans also had