It’s been a quiet week for global stocks. The MSCI World Index has fallen about 0.7% over the past week, tracking US stocks, which also fell last week. The S&P 500 was down about 1% from the start of the week through Friday. Investors looked to fresh comments from US Federal Reserve officials on inflation and monetary policy, which raised concerns about interest rates even higher. But some stocks stand out. Here are 10 global stocks according to MSCI World that have gained more than 10% in the past week ending Nov. 18. One of the best performing stocks is global technology company Sea, which has gained 15% from the week. before. Last week, the Singapore-based tech giant said it would continue to focus on profitability rather than growth. The company owns online shopping platform Shopee and game company Garena, two of the company’s main monetization divisions. In an effort to stem losses, it has laid off more than 7,000 employees, or about 10% of its workforce, in the past six months, according to local media. In September, the company’s top management also announced it would give up wages “until the company achieves self-sufficiency.” The majority of analysts have a “buy” rating for Sea, with an average price target gain of 63%, according to FactSet. Shares of Hong Kong-listed Budweiser are up 12% for the week. Qatar initially relaxed alcohol restrictions to allow Budweiser, the exclusive distributor of World Cup beer since 1986, to sell its products at official Qatar World Cup venues. But over the weekend on Friday, Qatar took a major turn, banning all beer sales in and around World Cup stadiums. Ross Stores was another top performer of the week, with Credit Suisse naming the company their top pick in discount retail. — CNBC’s Sheila Chiang and Samantha Subin contributed to this report.