Prices of oil, metals and agricultural products have tumbled since early June after shooting up in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In part, the recent fall reflects investors' fears that a demand-busting recession is around the corner. But it is also because most commodities are priced in dollars. That means a rallying dollar makes them more expensive for buyers around the world and drags on demand.
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