Thank you!
Read somewhere that falling Dollar equates to raise in commodity prices, especially with raising inflation. Grains are consolidating for sometime now. Can you please TA them to see if the next leg up/down is ready.

Typically, although not always, Treasury bonds (prices) move inversely to equities. That inverse correlation can be on or off at times but is usually very strong (bonds up/stocks down) during impulsive corrections in the stock market.
What I suspect has already started to happen (to a relatively small extent, so far) and will continue to happen is that the stock market is finally taking heed of what myself & apparently bond traders have noticed in recent months & that is the risk of inflation (as evidenced by the sharp rise in long-term yields/drop in T-bond prices). Whether or not that is the reason for the sharp drop in yields in recent months or not is somewhat moot as rising T-bond yields pose a risk to the stock market rally as the higher rates go, the more attractive an alternative they are to equities.
My near-term outlook is for more downside in equities (a 10% or more correction from the highs) with a rally in T-bond prices (yields down) as Treasuries catch a flight-to-safety bid from the correction plus, falling stock prices typically equate to lower growth expectations.

Also, you mentioned dx at resistance at 91.108, which was hit and reversal in dollar should be relatively positive for markets. isn’t it?

Ups… All info is in the video