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Japan Retail Traders Shrug Off GMO Hack, Says Central Tanshi FX

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 28 October 2026, 05:19 UTC By Yuto Haga 1 min read
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Japan’s retail foreign-exchange market has largely shrugged off the cyberattack on GMO Internet Group Inc., with trading volumes holding up even if some investors are closing accounts, according to Central Tanshi FX’s Takayuki Tominaga.

Japan’s retail foreign-exchange market has largely shrugged off the cyberattack on GMO Internet Group Inc., with trading volumes holding up even if some investors are closing accounts, according to Central Tanshi FX’s Takayuki Tominaga.
Japan Retail Traders Shrug (ORG) Central Tanshi FX (ORG) Japan (LOCATION) GMO Internet Group Inc. (ORG) Central Tanshi FX’s (ORG) Takayuki Tominaga (PERSON)
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