Taiwan surpasses India as fifth largest stock market

Taiwan has overtaken India to rank as the fifth largest stock market in the world by capitalization. The change stems from a rally in artificial intelligence stocks led by semiconductor firms.

Taiwan's market capitalization now exceeds India's. The rise comes mainly from the performance of major chipmakers including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company.

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