Asian stock markets see improvement but Gift Nifty remains soft
Markets in Japan and Taiwan have seen a major surge, while India's Gift Nifty index was down 70 points.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
13 November 2026, 8:24 am · 2 min read
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Asian stock markets witnessed a corrective trend on Friday, although softness was observed in the Gift Nifty index for India, according to a report by Indian Express Gujarati.
Strength was seen in Asian stock markets on Friday. Notably, there has been a significant surge in the markets of Japan and Taiwan. A rise of 850 points was recorded in Japan's Nikkei market, while a major jump of 1300 points was seen in Taiwan's stock market. Additionally, a moderate improvement was also observed in the markets of Korea and Shanghai.
However, amidst this strength in Asian markets, softness was seen in the Gift Nifty index for India. The Gift Nifty index remained soft by 70 points. This situation is being observed at a time when major changes are occurring at NVIDIA, a global giant in the chip manufacturing sector.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has been embroiled in a controversy arising from an affair. Due to this controversy, Jensen Huang has been forced to resign from the position of CEO of the company. This resignation has come into effect from 12 November. The company's board has now appointed Executive Vice President and CFO Colette Cres to the position of interim CEO.
This incident has also impacted the company's share price. On Thursday, a major crash of 10.35 per cent was seen in NVIDIA's shares, and the share price fell to $155.75. Taking into account the period of the last one month, a decline of over 23 per cent has been recorded in this share price.
NVIDIA is the world's leading chip-making company that plays a crucial role in the technology sector.
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