Google begins testing new AI-powered Finance experience

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Google is giving its Finance portal a fresh coat of paint, and this time, AI is running the show. A limited rollout is now underway in the U.S., where users will start seeing a redesigned version of Google Finance packed with intelligent features aimed at making financial research faster and more intuitive.

Instead of digging through stock tickers or scanning scattered sources, you can now ask complex finance questions directly and get AI-generated answers on the spot. Google’s system pulls in relevant data and provides analysis, saving you the trouble of piecing everything together yourself.

The new platform also adds powerful charting tools. Beyond basic line graphs, you’ll find technical indicators like moving average envelopes, plus candlestick views and other customization options that give traders and enthusiasts more control over how they read market trends.

Google is expanding its real-time data too. The updated site includes information on stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies, along with a constantly updating news feed to help users stay on top of market events as they happen.

The redesigned Google Finance will appear gradually for U.S. users over the next few weeks. If you’re not ready to switch, Google is offering a way to toggle back to the classic version… but that option may not stick around forever.

To see if you’re part of the test group, head over to google.com/finance.

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    Brian Fagioli is a technology journalist and founder of NERDS.xyz. Known for covering Linux, open source software, AI, and cybersecurity, he delivers no-nonsense tech news for real nerds.

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