The dollar maintained losses after the Federal Reserve signaled the pace of monetary policy tightening will be gradual. New Zealand’s currency slid on weaker-than-expected growth data, and crude oil declined. The greenback was steady at $1.1349 per euro by 8:46 a.m. in Tokyo, following a 0.8 percent drop after the Fed statement. Forward contracts on Asian emerging-market currencies advanced. The kiwi slid 1.4 percent. Standard & Poor’s 500 Index futures were little changed after a 0.2 percent increase in the benchmark U.S. gauge. Copper futures climbed before Chinese data on property prices. Oil in New York declined 0.3 percent. While maintaining its forecast for rates this year, the Fed tempered its projection for 2016, with Chair Janet Yellen saying it wants to see more decisive evidence of growth and that it’s likely only gradual increases in borrowing costs will be warranted. Indonesia is expected to keep rates on hold […]