The Japanese yen held near 143 per dollar and at the bullish cycle's weakest levels while the BOJ is expected to keep ultra-low interest rates unchanged and maintain its current yield curve control policy. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda reiterated the bank’s resolve to maintain an ultra-loose monetary policy to sustainably achieve the 2% inflation target which leaves the Yen vulnerable. However, there are prospects of a meanwhile correction as the following illustrates.
Bulls are riding a bullish cycle into the 143 area with eyes on 145.00 higher up. However, a correction could be on the cards.
On a meanwhile downside scenario, on the 15-minute chart, we can map out the structures around 142.93 and 142.76 for levels that might guard against a significant correction over the coming day(s).
The daily chart's 38.2% Fibonacci retracement and the 50% mean reversion levels align with the 15-minute structure near 142.50 and 142.20 as potential downside targets, albeit, still on the front side of the bullish trend: