This roundup covers several domestic and global finance stories from the past 24 hours. Điện Máy Xanh chairman Nguyễn Đức Tài thanked investors who bought its IPO shares amid a difficult market with thin liquidity. Bamboo Airways employees sent a distress petition over prolonged delays in wages and social insurance contributions, while the airline has only one aircraft left. The Brookland fund, which says it has deployed at least $12 billion, is registered in the British Virgin Islands since 10/2025 and has invested in Miza and BIG. The roundup also notes that the Fed held rates on 29/10 and that ACB aims to complete its 2026 business plan.
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Original headline: 30/10: Đọc gì trước giờ giao dịch chứng khoán?
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