Global stocks fell over the past week, tracking losses on Wall Street as investors fled the market following the Federal Reserve’s pledge to raise interest rates to curb inflation. The MSCI World Index fell about 5%, even worse than the major Wall Street indexes. The Dow recorded a new low for the year and closed below 30,000 for the first time since June 17 – down 1.62%. The S&P 500 index fell 1.72%, while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.8%. However, there are stocks in the MSCI World Index that have outperformed the broader market. Here are the 12 best-performing stocks in the MSCI World index that have gained more than 5% in the last week to the close of September 23. But there were two that stood out more, beating broader declines. one mile. One is Fortum, a Finnish energy company, which says it focuses on cleaner energy production. It was up 25.6% last week. Earlier this month, the company said it had secured a bridging loan with Finnish government investment firm Solidium worth 2.35 billion euros ($2.34 billion) to cover world asset needs. mortgage increased, according to Reuters. That development is taking place amid an energy crisis in Europe after Russia shut down the main Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline. In mid-September, Fortum also announced that it was planning to add 560 megawatts of capacity to the Nordic power market after October by reactivating an idle coal-fired power plant on the west coast of Finland. Lan, according to Reuters. It’s the favorite pick of the majority of analysts on the stock, with 67% rating it as a buy, according to FactSet, according to FactSet. They have an average price target of 16.01 euros, or about 15% increase. The other top performer last week was Swedish security company Securitas, up 16.3%. The world’s largest listed security provider earlier reported slightly higher-than-expected second-quarter profit – boosted by demand from the restoration of airport security in New York. Europe.