As stock markets in India and globally soared again today, Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi highlighted that FIIs focus is more on Covid-19 vaccine development news rather than rising cases of corona, Zero Interest rate in the US and expectations of a stimulus package from Biden Government. These 3 points are fuelling market enthusiasm and powering them to all-time highs as is clear from Nifty and Sensex numbers.

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Anil Singhvi says that Strong FII buying will ensure that the strength in the market continues. Dollar inflows from FIIs are extremely strong looking at daily figures. FIIs did buying of as high as Rs 55000 cr of Indian Equities so far in the month of November.

There are many reasons because of which FIIs are investing in Indian Equities:

1) In Spite of the rising number of corona cases, market participants believe that the Government will not impose lockdown restrictions again in India. Concerns are going to remain until next month or two until Vaccine is developed.
 
2) Companies in each and every country are trying to develop vaccines and are doing good progress. Most companies across the globe will be able to get the vaccine out soon. It is important to understand when the development of a vaccine will happen and how quickly it can reach the end user. Cadila Healthcare in India and many other companies in the US and Europe are working on this. Market Participants feel it may take 2 to 3 months for the vaccine to develop and be supplied to the public.
 
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Singhvi highlighted there is expectation that the Biden Government may come out with a big stimulus package that will boost the Global Economy. The package will not only be bigger but also extremely attractive to boost the sentiments of people and participants. Strong liquidity flow will keep the markets upbeat. Investors need to understand one key aspect that the market is sensitive to negative news whether its a Bull market or Bear market and will react depending upon the situation.  

In Bear Markets, companies disappoint with their results, their rating gets downgraded, and sentiments of participants are negative while in Bull market people are worried about higher valuations, investing at higher levels and other issues. So, issues are going to remain and investors need to be cautious and worry about their investments whether it is a bull market or a bear market.