Taiwan's Taiex stock index rose 5.7 percent and Japan's Nikkei 225 rose 3.1 percent on Monday, as Asian markets recovered following a sell-off in the artificial intelligence sector. According to the Financial Times, the quotes were supported by new measures from the Taiwanese government, including restrictions on short selling. The region's top technology indexes fell more than 20% from recent highs last week, as investors fear the results of the US midterm elections will slow the development of AI infrastructure.