EUR/USD news meaning 'is good for currency'

I know stupid question but anyway
Tomorrow we have 'Non-Farm Employment Change' https://www.forexfactory.com/calendar.php#detail=64398
andUsual Effect: 'Actual' greater than 'Forecast' is good for currency;

1. so if Forecast 82K and Actual let's say 100K -> its good for currency -> means EUR/USD will go DOWN, correct?

2. so if Forecast 82K and Actual let's say 70K -> its bad for currency -> means EUR/USD will go UP, correct?

Well mate,
that is the tricky and unpredictable part of newstrading. Even if the market goes in the direction you would expect right after news release, it could rapidly change direction within matter of seconds.

@Datatrading Basically you have understood it correct, but as UlliC said you could never know how the markets will react. IF the reading is really good or really bad like in your example forecast 82 and actual turns 180 means EURUSD will drop like a stone one way. But the reading is close like forecast 82 k and actual 84 k be prepared for anything . Hope that brings some light. Cheers

In theory that is correct, in practice we often see whipsaws like the one that formed last Friday. Sometimes the reaction is very unambigious, other times the reaction amounts to the above-mentioned whipsaw. One can never be certain what it would be, unfortunately.