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Michael Burry's Chilling Warning as $100 Oil Collides With AI Debt Explosion: 'Not Sure How Much Longer'

BenzingaJul 23, 2026, 6:46 PMErica Kollmann

Michael Burry warns of market collision from rising oil prices, AI debt binge and pressure on long-term Treasuries.

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