(Bloomberg) -- Gold and silver were little changed after climbing from one-month lows amid concern a national mining strike in Peru may disrupt supplies.
Gold rose for the first day in four yesterday as talks continued between Peru's government and miners' unions, which went on strike on April 30. Peru is the world's largest producer of silver and the fifth-largest gold producer.
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