The world's largest technology companies may face another pruning in the Nasdaq 100 as the benchmark rebalances this week.
Regulations designed to cap the influence of the biggest members have been put under stress due to the unprecedented growth of companies like Apple and Microsoft.
Nasdaq previously addressed the issue in 2023 by slashing the weightings of seven companies, but the gauge has become top-heavy again.
The upcoming rebalancing may require another cull and could result in index-tracking funds needing to adjust their holdings.