**[BofA: Potential "Agreement" Between U.S. Treasury and Fed Unlikely to Shake Markets]** Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on February 12, according to Jin10 Data, Bank of America economists pointed out that speculation about a potential "coordinated agreement" between the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury is raising questions among investors. The bank believes that such an agreement is "not clearly defined" and that its likelihood has likely already been priced in by the market. "Unless the agreement goes beyond the scope of current market discussions, any new agreement is unlikely to trigger substantial price fluctuations." BofA stated that the agreement would primarily focus on the Fed's balance sheet reduction and U.S. Treasury issuance. Economists predict that if monetary policy is affected (which the bank considers highly unlikely) or if the Treasury limits long-term bond issuance (which BofA sees as possible), the market impact would be greater.