Looks like the API was terminated last year. Also see Finance::YahooQuote which now says

NOTE: As of November 2017, the module is no longer all that useful as Yahoo! decided to halt the API service it relies on.

Some info is available using yahoo_json if you have a recent version of Finance::Quote

use strict;
use warnings;
use Finance::Quote;
use Data::Dumper;

printf "Version : %s\n", $Finance::Quote::VERSION;

my $q = Finance::Quote->new();
$q->timeout(60);
$q->set_currency("USD");

my $stock = 'googl';
my $info = $q->fetch("yahoo_json",$stock);
print Dumper $info;
printf "Latest price for %s is %s", $info->{$stock,'name'},$info->{$st
+ock,'last'};

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In reply to Re^3: Finance::Quote returns nothing and no error by poj
in thread Finance::Quote returns nothing and no error by bulrush

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