• The NZD/JPY rose to 91.05 on Thursday, registering a 0.70% rally.
• The Yen was one of the worst-performing currencies due to dovish BoJ comments.
• On the four-hour chart, overbought conditions suggest a possible correction in the near term.

In Thursday's session, the NZD/JPY staged a rally to land at 91.05, buoyed by steady a softening Yen due to the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) dovish stance. With the daily chart painting a bullish picture, the pair is tipped in favor of the Kiwi as the pair stands at its highest level since November. However, a potential correction looms on the horizon as the four-hour chart indicators strayed into overbought territory.

In line with that, Deputy Governor Uchida highlighted the unlikelihood of sudden rate hikes which drove markets to bet on a more dovish approach of the BoJ regarding its pivot to a more hawkish policy. For the next sessions, incoming data will be key to dictate the pace of the cross but in case Japan reports negative data, the cross could see further upside as the BoJ won't have incentives to leave its ultra-loose policy