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The phrase "against traders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing actions, policies, or sentiments that are opposed to or in conflict with traders or trading practices.
Example: "The new regulations are seen as measures taken against traders who exploit market loopholes."
Alternatives: "opposed to traders" or "in conflict with traders".
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As regulators continue to pursue actions, prosecutors are planning charges against traders involved in the scheme.
However, though governments are making symbolic gestures, penalties against traders are relatively small.
The Justice Department has taken an aggressive stance against traders entering orders that are quickly canceled.
That law gives private investors a claim for damages against traders who sought to manipulate the value of futures contracts.
American and British authorities are considering potential criminal prosecutions against traders involved in the rate-rigging scandal.
In recent weeks alone, the S.E.C. filed complaints against traders who ran the gamut from celebrity to ordinary.
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Many of the suits, like the one against Trader Joe's, target companies' use of the term "evaporated cane juice".
They would allow group action against trader violations with a broad public impact in domestic and cross-border cases in different consumer areas such as data protection, financial services, travel and tourism, energy, telecommunications, environment and health.
But now, the case against the traders could foreshadow actions against the bank.
The government litigation should be divided into two categories: possible charges against JPMorgan and those against the traders.
Similar charges were brought against four traders in March.
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