Non-agricultural data refers to non-agricultural employment, employment rate and unemployment rate. These three figures are the previous value, the expected value and the date of publication. In fact, our simple understanding is the employment situation unrelated to agriculture. The number of non-agricultural employees can reflect the development and growth of manufacturing and service industries. The reduction in quantity means that enterprises reduce production and the economy enters a depression.

The general situation of the impact of non-agricultural data on the digital currency market is that the published value is greater than expected, but less than the previous value, and non-US currencies first fall and then rise. The published value is greater than the previous value and expectation, the US dollar is bullish, and non-US currencies are bearish. The published value is less than the expected value, but greater than the previous value. Non-American currencies rose first and then fell. The published value is less than the previous value and expectation, which is negative for the US dollar and bullish for non-US currencies.