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Asian shares rise as Nvidia probe looms and US inflation data approaches

Stocks across Asia followed US gains on Monday as attention shifts to upcoming US inflation data for clues on the rate outlook.

Stocks across Asia followed US gains on Monday as attention shifts to upcoming US inflation data for clues on the rate outlook. Published 2026-11-09 by Falling Shares.

| By Falling Shares Intelligence, edited by Wung Thomas, Editor-in-Chief

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Asian equities rose on Monday, following gains in the United States as attention turns to a looming probe of Nvidia. The Business Times reported that the rally coincided with tech firms clawing back losses from a midterms rout driven by AI regulation worries.

Regional markets follow US lead

Asian equities traded higher on Monday, mirroring positive sentiment from across the Pacific. The Business Times reported that stocks followed US gains, with the GIFT Nifty signalling a positive start for Indian markets in early deals.

The broader regional rally came as tech firms attempted to recover from painful losses experienced last week. According to MSN, these losses were fuelled by worries surrounding AI regulation, though traders remained focused on upcoming economic data.

Nvidia probe and inflation data

Attention is now turning to a looming probe of Nvidia, which adds a layer of scrutiny to the technology sector. The Business Times highlighted this development alongside the broader market movement on Monday.

Investors are also looking ahead to US inflation data scheduled for release on Tuesday. According to The Business Times, this data will provide clues on the interest rate outlook, potentially influencing market direction in the coming days.

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