Small non-agricultural market refers to the market reaction after NFP data is released. This indicator is the data released by the US Department of Labor (BLS) on the first Friday of each month, and it is one of the important indicators to measure the employment situation in the United States. Because the performance of American economy has a great influence on the global economy, the change of small non-agricultural market will also directly affect the economic environment and market trend of all countries in the world.

The market's response to small non-agricultural markets is usually very sensitive and rapid. If there are unexpected changes in non-agricultural small data, such as the number of employees remains unchanged or fluctuates too much, it may lead to great fluctuations in the market and rapid changes in investors. On the day when small-scale non-agricultural data are released, the stock market, foreign exchange market and futures market will be greatly affected at the same time, and investors' trading strategies will often be adjusted quickly to cope with market changes.

For investors, small non-agricultural market changes are of great significance for investment decision-making and risk control. After the publication of non-agricultural small data, investors can make corresponding adjustments in time according to market conditions and seize trading opportunities. In addition, investors should strictly control risks in the course of trading according to their own risk-taking ability, keep calm, and avoid making excessive decisions and losing huge amounts of money because of short-term fluctuations in the market.