Gold futures for February delivery settled at $1,700.10, the highest level in six weeks.
The price of the yellow metal started rallying from $1,660 at around 12:30 PM, which was when the FOMC announced it expected to keep interest rates at "exceptionally low levels through 2014.
At 2:00, the Fed released some neat charts, which showed that two of the FOMC members saw no rate hike until 2016.

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