It shocks people and has a major effect on society and the entire world.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, a finance professor, initially proposed the black swan hypothesis in 2001.
These events are believed to have three distinctive qualities: they are incredibly rare, unforeseeable, and unexpected.
According to RBI assessment, India might experience capital outflows of up to Rs 7,80,000 crore in the event of a significant global risk scenario or "black swan" occurrence.