New Delhi, Aug. 9 -- India has significant scope to diversify its exports to other countries if the United States imposes tariffs of up to 100 per cent on countries buying Russian crude, with a USD 200 billion market available across 15 other countries for products currently exported to the US, according to economist SP Sharma.

Speaking to ANI, Sharma said India has several alternative export destinations and is not heavily dependent on the US market, even as the two countries share strong trade and economic ties.

"We have another 15 markets where we can export our same products which we are exporting to the US. If the exports to the US are around 87-88 billion dollars in merchandise exports, then we have a large market of 200 billion d...