Global stocks fell last week, but some beat the market. The MSCI World Index fell 1.69% from the previous week, tracking US losses as both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq ended the week down 1.55% and 3.11%, respectively. Markets spiked throughout the week as investors pored over fresh inflation data that will inform the Fed’s monetary policy as it continues to raise interest rates to cool the upside. These are the top 10 stocks in the MSCI World index that have gained more than 5% last week to the close on October 14. Danish audio solutions manufacturer GN Store Nord is the performer. the highest yield in the world, with its shares soaring. about 18%. According to FactSet, half of the analysts gave it a “buy” rating and the price target has an upside of more than 90%. Moderna, America’s top performer last week, was up 12.3%. Although only 32% of analysts have a “buy” rating on the stock, the consensus price target suggests the stock could rise by 64.2%. Shares of the vaccine maker rose as it announced plans this week to work with Merck on developing a cancer vaccine for patients at high risk of melanoma. German bank Deutsche Bank is also among the global best-performing stocks, up 10.1 percent for the week. According to FactSet, 35% of analysts have a buy rating and price target with a gain of 43%. German meal delivery company Hello Fresh was one of the best performers last week, posting the biggest gains from analysts – with more than 140%. The company’s shares rose 6% for the week. – CNBC’s Carmen Reinicke, Samantha Subin contributed to this report.