Michael Burry has said that he thinks that inflation has temporarily peaked but he expects it to surge again in 2023. He believes that this will happen after the US enters a recession. This will result in the US government splurging on more stimulus spending and the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates. But is this a likely path to higher inflation, and if not, what might trigger a second spike?
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