The US Yield Curve Inversion: The Strong Signal of Recession?

The 10 year yield is significantly lower than two year yields, something like 110 basis points. The big question is we will see re-steepening at some point, right? That's bound to occur. It's a natural state for markets. But how does that occur? Do we see the short end of the rates markets collapse with central banks crashing economies and inflation coming down as a result? Or do we see 10 year yields rising because economies remain strong and inflation only falls slowly? We're not seeing the US recession yet. So the evidence isn't there yet.