U.S. tariff policy developments were a major factor driving market sentiment and currency flows throughout the week, with business and consumer sentiment updates shaking up sentiment here and there as well.   The U.S. dollar dominated in this environment, followed closely by the British pound that likely built on last week's round of net positive U.K. updates with calls from the U.K. Prime Minister to build up military spending. On the other end of the spectrum, the comdolls were a hot mess, as expected in a negative environment, with the bears steadily  throwing out offers after a weaker-than-expected inflation update from Australia.  Let’s break down how the major currencies performed!