Gold
soared on Friday in its best day since 2009, hitting two-year
highs as uncertainty after Britain's vote to leave the European
Union pushed investors to sell equities and seek safer assets.
The size of the trade was not known.
In May, Druckenmiller called the yellow metal his largest
currency allocation as central bankers experiment with the
"absurd notion of negative interest rates."
Many investors have added or jumped into gold in recent weeks as
concerns grew around so-called Brexit and the effectiveness in
central bank policies.
Duquesne declined to comment.
(Reporting by Jennifer Ablan; Editing by Chris Reese and Jeffrey
Benkoe)
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