FCPI
Fidelity Stocks for Inflation ETF
stock BATS ETF

There are some etfs of stocks designed to perform well during high inflation, like INFL and FCPI. Focus on companies with pricing power that can weather inflation, or companies that own physical assets.
Persistent inflation will trigger higher interest rates. You might look at companies that benefit from that. Lenders, banks, and bdcs. The financial sector has underperformed for a while now, might get some time in the sun with rate hikes. Some politicians have been buying bank stocks as well if you follow that.
Commodity prices rise when the dollar declines, so many stocks related to them tend to outperform. Gold and silver are the obvious choices, but steel, aluminum, potash, copper, fertilizer, oil, etc will benefit. I'mnot going into detail on PMs or energy stocks as they should be covered elsewhere.
If you've been burned or are hesitant to jump into precious metals and miners lately, the invesco commodities etf, DBC, holds futures in 14 different commodities and has done pretty well over the last year. Some other ways to play commodities that might not be on your radar:
1. Shipping freight, BWET tracks tanker futures or wet freight. It has performed spectacularly since the war. I am kicking myself for not getting into this 3 months ago. Up over 800% ytd, and no slowing as long as the strait is closed. The bottom might fall out when it reopens though, so dont forget your stop loss, or sell a call/buy a put (options market is weak AF though so caution there as well)
2. If you like gold and miners but gas prices and geopolitics have you worried about their margins, you might consider streaming companies like Wheaton, WPM, they provide financing to miners in exchange for guaranteed future output from them at rock bottom prices. They profit when commodities are high even if the miners are struggling to break even. They have been beaten up lately as gold prices have fallen, possible buying opportunity? Google "metal streamers", theres a few larger ones and several report earnings next week. For broader exposure, some PM etfs that include streamers are GBUG, GOAU, and METL.
Hopefully I've given you somethings to think about! Do your research, I'm not a financial advisor and this is not financial advice, just answering a very good question. I have written WAY more than I intended so my apologies if you're still with me this far. Happy hunting!
TL;DR
Inflation resistant etfs: INFL, FCPI
Discount retail, home goods, auto parts
Financials, BDCs, some REITS for higher interest rates
Commodities etfs: DBC, BWET,
Precious metal streamers, WPM, FNV, RGLD, TFPM, OR
PMS ETFS: GBUG, METL, GOAU

There are some etfs of stocks designed to perform well during high inflation, like INFL and FCPI. Focus on companies with pricing power that can weather inflation, or companies that own physical assets.
Persistent inflation will trigger higher interest rates. You might look at companies that benefit from that. Lenders, banks, and bdcs. The financial sector has underperformed for a while now, might get some time in the sun with rate hikes. Some politicians have been buying bank stocks as well if you follow that.
Commodity prices rise when the dollar declines, so many stocks related to them tend to outperform. Gold and silver are the obvious choices, but steel, aluminum, potash, copper, fertilizer, oil, etc will benefit. I'mnot going into detail on PMs or energy stocks as they should be covered elsewhere.
If you've been burned or are hesitant to jump into precious metals and miners lately, the invesco commodities etf, DBC, holds futures in 14 different commodities and has done pretty well over the last year. Some other ways to play commodities that might not be on your radar:
1. Shipping freight, BWET tracks tanker futures or wet freight. It has performed spectacularly since the war. I am kicking myself for not getting into this 3 months ago. Up over 800% ytd, and no slowing as long as the strait is closed. The bottom might fall out when it reopens though, so dont forget your stop loss, or sell a call/buy a put (options market is weak AF though so caution there as well)
2. If you like gold and miners but gas prices and geopolitics have you worried about their margins, you might consider streaming companies like Wheaton, WPM, they provide financing to miners in exchange for guaranteed future output from them at rock bottom prices. They profit when commodities are high even if the miners are struggling to break even. They have been beaten up lately as gold prices have fallen, possible buying opportunity? Google "metal streamers", theres a few larger ones and several report earnings next week. For broader exposure, some PM etfs that include streamers are GBUG, GOAU, and METL.
Hopefully I've given you somethings to think about! Do your research, I'm not a financial advisor and this is not financial advice, just answering a very good question. I have written WAY more than I intended so my apologies if you're still with me this far. Happy hunting!
TL;DR
Inflation resistant etfs: INFL, FCPI
Discount retail, home goods, auto parts
Financials, BDCs, some REITS for higher interest rates
Commodities etfs: DBC, BWET,
Precious metal streamers, WPM, FNV, RGLD, TFPM, OR
PMS ETFS: GBUG, METL, GOAU