What started with Trump delaying those threatened EU tariffs quickly spiraled into legal drama when a federal court struck down most of his trade levies—only for an appeals court to hit pause on that ruling. Meanwhile, the dollar danced between strength and weakness as traders tried to make sense of it all, while sterling strutted to three-year highs and the euro played defense. Add in some Fed meeting minutes, Canadian GDP surprises, and Trump's usual social media commentary, and you've got yourself a proper currency market mess. Here's how it all unfolded.