By JENNY GROSS Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz bounced back last week after a weekend slowdown prompted by a flare-up in strikes between Iran and the United States. According to data from Kpler, a maritime tracking firm, 40 ships transited the waterway, up from 24 the previous day and 39 on Saturday. Vessels started moving in larger numbers last week after the United States and Iran agreed to a ceasefire and a 60-day period of negotiations on a deal to end the war. Last Wednesday, 76…
