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Indian markets are not vulnerable: Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey remains optimistic even as Sensex, Nifty bleed

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While the stock market faces sharp swings amid soaring oil prices and bond yields since the onset of the Middle East conflict, Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said Indian markets are not vulnerable despite the unprecedented global headwinds.Speaking at the APMI Annual Conference, Pandey said the magnitude, concentration and unpredictability currently seen at the global level occur only once in a decade. He remained optimistic, however, saying India’s macroeconomic indicators have a solid foundation.“From the view of the stock market, it may look very disadvantageous at the moment,” he said, noting that investors are increasingly turning their focus to AI. India, however, is developing rapidly in the area, according to the Sebi chief.Not considering self-listing: Sebi chief "We are not considering self-listing at this point. If it happens and when it happens, you'll come to know," he said."Bourses must satisfy themselves on details put by listed companies," said Pandey at an event in M