Yahoo Finance brings real-time stock prices and charts to TikTok through new partnership

The finance community on TikTok is growing fast. Creators are sharing market insights and users are turning to the platform to follow news and trends. Now, Yahoo Finance and TikTok are partnering to put trusted financial data directly in the app.

Announced at Yahoo Finance Invest 2026 in New York today, the partnership integrates Yahoo Finance stock market data directly into TikTok. Users who search for a stock on TikTok will see a stock card at the top of their results, featuring live prices, percentage changes, and interactive charts from Yahoo Finance.

From there, they can tap the card to go straight to Yahoo Finance for deeper analysis. Through the integration, users can now pair trusted market insights with the creator perspectives and conversations shaping the finance community.

"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," said George Leimer, GM, Yahoo Finance.

"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."

The feature will initially launch for TikTok users in the following markets: Australia, Canada, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, United Kingdom, and the United States. Users will be able to access data on U.S., Canadian, and Australian equities.