That is, the American non-farm employment data released by the US Department of Labor at the beginning of each month shows that the employment rate, unemployment rate and future prospects of the United States are directly linked to the overall economy, which is a good or bad table of the American economy. The release time of non-agricultural data is usually on Friday of the first week of each month, and the impact of non-agricultural data on financial markets is absolutely shocking. The short-term impact is stronger than any index, which always brings waves or surprises to the financial market. This is non-agricultural data, also known as non-agricultural data.

Non-agricultural private sector employment

It is the private sector non-agricultural data, referred to as ADP data, published before the US Department of Labor released the non-agricultural population (referred to as "non-agricultural") data, and it is the number of employed people published by the American automatic data processing company. It is authoritative and can predict the non-agricultural data at the beginning of each month. Therefore, ADP will not apply for unemployment benefit data at the beginning of the week, nor will it be available every week. Non-agricultural data belongs to official data, while ADP data belongs to folk authoritative data. Investors should note that small non-agricultural enterprises publish it once a month, usually two days before non-agricultural data (that is, Wednesday).

The number of people applying for unemployment benefits for the first time reflects the number of people queuing in front of the unemployment relief agencies in various States in the United States to apply for unemployment insurance, and the number of people applying for unemployment insurance for the first time or continuing to apply is equally important. The report is not the total number of people working according to the estimated total labor force, but the number of people waiting in line to receive unemployment insurance benefits.