KBS (Korean National Broadcasting) has been utilizing Waiker’s AI content and technology since June 1. Through ‘Market Now’, a news corner of Newsline W, KBS has been live broadcasting U.S. stock news using Waiker’s technology. Aimed at assisting Korean investors in U.S. stocks, Market Now has reached a maximum daily viewership of 700,000.

Waiker, a leader in AI natural language processing technology specialized in stock market data, has secured numerous domestic and international clients through successful projects. Their sLLM (Specialized Large Language Model) swiftly analyzes unstructured information related to the global stock market, converting it into a database and generating content according to customer needs. Years of sustained taxonomy and semantic DB construction have established their unique position in mining quality data and utilizing text-generative AI technology.

KBS has validated Waiker’s solution for broadcasting real-time U.S. stock market events, economic indicators, indices, trading volume trends, and quotes. The broadcast covers insider trading information, earnings announcements, major contracts, management matters, and IB investment opinions.

Korean investors, who maintain an annual net purchase of approximately $4.6 billion in U.S. stocks, face challenges in accessing information due to language and time barriers. KBS implemented Waiker’s solution to help viewers find meaningful information amid the data flood.

The U.S. stock market is renowned for its market-friendly policies, capital raising capabilities, and liquidity, along with the industrial competitiveness and growth momentum of listed companies. This has attracted worldwide investors from Europe, China, and Japan. While Korea’s KOSPI has risen by an annual average of about 0.8% since early 2012, the S&P500 has averaged about 17% growth. U.S. stocks, being dollar-denominated, can provide a hedge effect when risk asset values decline.

‘Market Now’ broadcasts on KBS 1TV at 10:55 PM on Mondays and 10:50 PM Tuesday through Friday on NewslineW, offering viewers insights into U.S. economic and industrial trends.