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NEW DELHI | Tue Dec 11, 2012 11:50am IST

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's exports fell 4 percent to $22.3 billion in November, while imports jumped to $41.5 billion, leaving a trade deficit of $19.3 billion, a trade ministry official said on Tuesday.

Exports between April and November fell 6 percent to $189 billion.

Oil imports rose 16.8 percent to $14.5 billion, the official said.

(Reporting By Frank Jack Daniel)
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