On the 10th July the CDC published a document titled COVID-19 Pandemic Planning Scenarios, which can be found here: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scenarios.html.

Included in the article is the table of note shown below (click on the image to show a larger size version) - see the link above for a description of all the various scenarios.

Fatality rates in the various scenarios range from 0.0065% to 0.008%

I was looking into how a fatality rate of 0.0065% (of the population) correlates with expected yearly deaths in the UK of elderly individuals (e.g. age > 75) and it is a comparable figure (approx half million people/year in UK). Many commentators have provided evidence that in the US/UK, CV19 death statistics have been highly manipulated in a way that those dying of other issues have been classed as a CV19 fatality (rather than the actual primary cause) - thus further indicating that relatively few have died of CV19 infection alone (as the unqualified 0.0065% fatality rate would seem to imply).