American non-agricultural data is closely related to the country's consumer market and economic development. Therefore, the increase in non-agricultural data shows that the US economy is improving, which is good for the US dollar and bad for crude oil. On the other hand, if its value is reduced, it means that the US economy is in recession, which is naturally bad for the US dollar and bullish for crude oil.

However, we can often see that non-agricultural data has three values: the previous value, the predicted value and the actual published value. The previous value is the actual value published last month and is a basis for this data.

On this basis, the forecast value is the market's forecast of the economic development of the United States according to the economic data of the past month, and it is also a numerical forecast of the subsequent non-agricultural data. The forecast value represents the market expectation.

Therefore, in order to judge the market reaction through the actual published value, it is necessary to compare the difference between the actual published value and the predicted value to further judge the price trend of crude oil. Simply put, when the actual published value is greater than the predicted value, crude oil is bad. When the actual published value is less than the predicted value, Lido crude oil.

It is necessary to know that the impact of such economic data on the trend of crude oil, especially crude oil, has a certain time limit. Therefore, investors should be prepared before their own data is released, so as to make a leisurely profit.