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美国重要数据（Us important data） Investing in gold and silver requires some of the key data: 1. non farm payrolls data (most important, published on Friday evening of the first week of each month at 8:30 or so) The United States refers to non-agricultural employment outside agriculture industry population, if non farm payrolls rise, indicating the economy well (especially the industrial and service trend of good working population) leads to increased, the U.S. economy, gold fell; if non farm payrolls are down, indicating the economy is slow and even retrogression resulting in industrial and service population decline, the U.S. economy is not good, gold rose. The reverse is the unemployment rate in the United states. 2., the unemployment rate in the United States (published on the first week of each month on Friday, published after non farm data) Percentage of registered unemployed americans. After the announcement of non farm payrolls, employment rates are often the most watched snapshot of current US labour market conditions. Unemployment data insight into a countrys production, consumption, income, and consumer confidence. Unemployment is decreasing, waiting for spending to rise because more and more people have jobs and wages to spend. Spending increases encourage economic growth, which may lead to inflationary pressures; on the other hand, high levels of unemployment indicate economic instability and reduced demand. In short, high unemployment in the United States, bad for the United States, gold rose; low unemployment in the United States, good for the United States, gold fell. 3. US gross domestic product (quarterly) The gross national product (GNP) refers to the final result of the initial distribution of the income of all the permanent institutions in a country (region or quarter) for a given period of time. It reflects the economic level of a country. The US GNP was better than the previous quarter; the positive dollar was down; the gross national product was lowe