Scroll, search, trade talk: TikTok gets live stock charts

TikTok users in Australia and 11 other markets will now see real-time stock prices, percentage changes, and interactive charts from Yahoo Finance at the top of stock-related search results. The two companies announced the partnership at Yahoo Finance Invest 2026.

The integration places a Yahoo Finance stock card at the top of the results page whenever a user searches for a stock on TikTok. Tapping the card takes users straight to Yahoo Finance for more detailed analysis.

How the stock cards work

Each card shows live pricing, percentage movement, and an interactive chart from Yahoo Finance. The data covers US, Canadian, and Australian equities.

According to the companies, the feature lets users pair market data with creator commentary and discussion already happening in TikTok’s finance community. TikTok said the community is growing quickly, with creators sharing market insights and users turning to the platform for financial news and trends.

Why the platforms are teaming up

George Leimer, General Manager, Yahoo Finance, described the deal as an extension of the publisher’s core remit.

“Yahoo Finance has always been about making financial information accessible to everyone. As more people turn to TikTok to learn about investing and engage in conversations about the markets, we’re bringing trusted, accurate financial data directly into those experiences to help them make more informed decisions,” Leimer said.

For TikTok, the partnership adds structured data to a content category that is already active on the platform.

“Finance is already a big part of the conversations happening on TikTok, with users coming to the platform to follow market trends, discover financial creators, and learn about topics they might not otherwise come across,” said Franklin Ramirez, Director of Product Partnerships & Growth, TikTok.

“As more people turn to TikTok for financial content, we’re looking at how we can make that experience more useful. Our partnership with Yahoo Finance brings established financial data directly into search, connecting the conversations happening on TikTok with the market information users are looking for,” Ramirez said.

Where it launches first

The feature will first roll out in Australia, Canada, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The company did not give a rollout date or say whether more markets will follow.

TikTok says more than a billion people use the platform each month. The company has headquarters in Los Angeles and Singapore.