Crude oil futures fell on Monday, touching fresh multi-month lows after disappointing data from China over the weekend showed exports tumbled in the world’s second-largest economy. Exports fell 8.3 percent in July, the biggest decline in four months, as weaker global demand for Chinese goods and a strong yuan policy hurt manufacturers. Producer prices in July were at the lowest point since late 2009, during the aftermath of the global financial crisis, and have been sliding continuously for more than three years. China’s economy is officially forecast to grow at 7 percent this year, strong by global standards, but some economists believe it is growing at a much slower pace. “The trade data over the weekend would probably have the market a little uneasy,” said Mark Pervan, senior commodities strategist […]