The Federal Reserve is expected to keep the fed funds rate steady at 0-0.25% and to leave policies on hold during its June 2020 meeting. The central bank is seen re-commit to using the full range of tools to support the US economy and discuss forward guidance. Policymakers will also publish updated economic forecasts for the first time since December, including the so-called dot plot of funds rate projections, with markets not expecting a rate hike before 2022. Investors will also be looking for any mention to yield-curve control although it is probably too soon to see it and for changes in the bank’s quantitative easing program and balance sheet.