Overview
- Alphabet, which announced the expansion Wednesday, began deploying the updated service to more than 100 countries with support in local languages.
- The new AI assistant lets users ask plain‑English questions about markets or specific stocks and returns summarized answers with source links.
- Full localization means people can track prices, news, and company data in the language they use day to day.
- Google added technical charting such as candlestick views and moving‑average envelopes, refreshed the news feed, and extended real‑time tracking to commodities and cryptocurrencies; a live earnings feature also offers call audio with synced transcripts and AI summaries.
- The rollout follows tests that started in August 2025 and coincided with a modest share uptick for Alphabet, with GOOGL and GOOG up about 3% to 3.6% at publication, according to Benzinga Pro.