Global Stock Exchange: Slightly higher due to good economic indicators and China's stimulus package announcement Global stock markets closed strongly during the week. U.S. stocks rose slightly on the back of favorable employment and economic indicators. In May, the number of non-agricultural employees reached 390,000, more than 650,000 compared to the consensus. The average hourly wage is 5.2% YoY, which remains high despite slowing growth (5.6% in March and 5.5% in April). The U.S. ISM manufacturing index also recorded 56.1 percent in May, exceeding the consensus of the previous month. The rise in the ISM manufacturing index is due to an increase in new orders (53.5 → 55.1), production (53.6 → 54.2), and order balance (56.0 → 58.7). China's stock market has risen since June on the back of the lifting of the city's total lockdown and a rebound in Caixin manufacturing and service PMI. On top of that, Prime Minister Li Keqiang's 33-point stimulus policy and automobile co