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Piegza articulated skepticism regarding the notion that the inflation fears are overblown. Contrary to some media narratives suggesting a surprising rise in inflation, she argues that the trends seen were entirely predictable. She illustrates her point using simple principles: a considerable increase in the money supply coupled with low-interest rates inevitably leads to inflation. Piegza contended that the risk of inflation is not limited to housing costs; rather, it encompasses a broader range of liquid assets and costs that could spike as economic pressures evolve.