April 10 (Reuters) - Global equity fund inflows nearly doubled in the week through April 8 as a two-week ‌Middle East ceasefire raised hopes of a resumption of ‌shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Investors pumped a net $23.47 billion into global ​equity funds, when compared with net acquisitions of approximately $12.11 billion in the prior week, LSEG Lipper data showed. Asian shares were on track for the best week in more than three years, with ‌gains of over ⁠7%. U.S. equity funds attracted $9.7 ...