First, the release time of non-agricultural data
Non-agricultural data usually refers to the non-agricultural employment rate in the United States, and the number of non-agricultural employees is released together with the unemployment rate. The release time is usually 2 1: 30 Beijing time on the first Friday of each month (winter time:165438+1October-March) and (summer time: April-65438+1October). It can reflect the development and growth of manufacturing and service industries.
Second, the impact of the four results of non-agricultural employment rate on precious metals
First, the published value is greater than the expected value, but less than the previous value. Foreign exchange (non-American), gold and silver, and crude oil all fell first and then rose;
The second type: the published value is greater than the previous value and expectation, bullish on the US dollar, bearish on foreign exchange (non-US), gold and silver, and crude oil;
The third type: the published value is less than expected, but greater than the previous value. Foreign exchange (non-American), gold and silver, and crude oil all rose first and then fell.
The fourth type: the published value is less than the previous value and expected, which is bad for US dollars, lido foreign exchange (non-US), gold and silver, and crude oil;
Third, how does non-agricultural data affect gold and silver?
1, non-agricultural employment
The reduction of non-agricultural value indicates that the economy has entered a depression. Enterprises cut production. Bad dollar, good gold/silver.
The increase in non-agricultural value indicates a healthy economic situation. It is conducive to raising interest rates, benefiting the US dollar and being bad for gold/silver.
2. Unemployment rate
The decline in unemployment rate represents the healthy development of the overall economy, which is good for the US dollar and bad for gold/silver.
The rising unemployment rate means a slowdown in economic development, which is bad for the dollar and good for gold/silver.
Fourth, how to grasp the impact of non-agricultural data on gold and silver?
Non-agricultural data can not only bring huge impact to the commodity market, but also continue, hinder or even change the development of commodity trends. So, how to grasp the impact of non-agricultural data on commodities?
1. Pay attention to the trend change of the market: the precious metal market is facing the test of the continuation of the non-agricultural trend, so to what extent have the varieties you made, such as silver, developed? How long can you judge the development process of the trend? Nonfarm data may change this trend. Recently, silver, gold and silver are bullish. If it is non-agricultural and bullish, the upward trend is likely to continue. If it is bad, it will suppress gold and silver in the short term.
2. Pay attention to the influence of non-agricultural temptation: American non-agricultural data has a great influence on the metal market. Judging from the previous data, the market fluctuated greatly on the night of non-agricultural data release, occupying the main trading day. At the same time, due to the different market interpretations after the data release, the market fluctuated rapidly and with a large range, even full of operations to attract more and more space. So you need to be extremely careful not to blindly chase orders.
3. Do a good job of stop loss: After the release of non-agricultural data, we must firmly stop loss in one direction. Appropriate amplification stop loss is necessary. At the same time, the non-agricultural market will form a false breakthrough near key support and resistance, which should be avoided.