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In Q4'25, Bank of America (BAC)'s Operating Cash Flow registered a negative value of -$22.95B USD, reflecting a significant outflow likely driven by seasonal or operational factors, while Free Cash Flow mirrored this at -$22.95B USD, indicating constrained liquidity at the period's end. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, both Operating and Free Cash Flow exhibited high volatility with no clear overall trend, alternating between strong positive peaks—such as $32.72B in Q4'23 and a record $46.87B in Q3'25—and deep negatives, including -$37.28B in Q3'24. This bar chart pattern highlights cyclical fluctuations typical in banking cash flows, with notable inflection points in Q1'24 (-$15.54B) and Q2'25 (-$9.13B) signaling potential pressures from investments or regulatory adjustments, underscoring the need for monitoring upcoming quarters for stabilization.