By Naomi Rovnick and Alun John

LONDON (Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Reserve has moved back into line with other major rate setters after it cut rates by a quarter point on Wednesday but pushed back against market bets that it would keep going as the Washington shutdown fogs up its forecasting lens.

The Bank of Japan and European Central Bank left rates unchanged on Thursday.

Here’s where 10 major central banks stand after the latest round of meetings:

1/ SWITZERLAND

The Swiss National Bank cut its key rate to 0% in June and is widely expected to hold steady with markets pricing a long pause.

In its first set of minutes detailing its rate setting discussions, published last week, the SNB quashed market speculation that it would return to negative rates to stop the strong franc pushing t

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