TechFlow News, February 12: According to JINSHI Data, Bank of America economists noted that speculation among investors about a potential “coordination agreement” between the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Department of the Treasury has raised questions. The bank stated that such an agreement remains “poorly defined,” and its likelihood has likely already been priced into markets. “Unless the agreement’s content goes beyond the scope currently discussed in markets, any new agreement is unlikely to trigger significant price movements,” Bank of America said. The agreement would primarily center on the Fed’s balance sheet reduction and U.S. Treasury debt issuance. Economists expect that market impact would be greater only if monetary policy were affected (a scenario the bank considers highly unlikely) or if the Treasury curtailed long-dated debt issuance (a possibility the bank deems plausible).
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