1, the non-agricultural data is good, the unemployment rate is low, and the US economy is good, which leads to the rise of the US dollar. The data of the United States has two sides, because as the representative of the global economy, its economic data shows the outlook of the American economy on the one hand; On the other hand, it is the display of the global economic environment. However, since the outbreak of the economic crisis in 2008, due to its special attributes, the US dollar belongs to a safe-haven currency, so it often appears that the non-agricultural data is not good, the US dollar rises, but the data is good, and the US dollar falls. If the non-agricultural data is not good and the prospect of global economic recovery deteriorates, investors will shift their investment direction and choose safe-haven currencies or gold, such as Japanese yen and US dollar. Therefore, the non-agricultural data can not only be good or bad, but also depends on the big economic atmosphere at that time and the capital trend caused by the data to judge the impact of the data on the foreign exchange market.

2. American non-farm employment index reflects the development and growth of manufacturing and service industries. The reduction in quantity means that enterprises reduce production and the economy enters a depression. In the absence of hyperinflation, if the figures increase substantially, indicating that the economic situation is healthy, it should be beneficial to the exchange rate in theory, which may indicate a rate hike and be beneficial to the US dollar. If the non-agricultural employment index rises, it reflects the rise of economic development, and vice versa.