Oil prices stabilized at low levels on Tuesday as strong German economic data countered Asia’s darkening outlook that continues to clash with a global supply glut. German exports and imports hit record highs in July despite a slowdown in China. Exports climbed by 2.4 percent on the month to 103.4 billion euros ($115.58 billion) while imports grew 2.2 percent to 80.6 billion euros, the highest values on record. Traders said that the strong German data had helped counter a further darkening of Asia’s economic outlook. U.S. crude CLc1 was at $44.74 per barrel at 0730 GMT, down $1.31 since Friday’s close, weighed down by the closure of the largest crude distillation […]