For either gender, I think you are sliiiightly overweight; probably still in the healthy range. I don't think you need to lose weight, but of course, I don't think it'd be bad to lose a little either.
As for me... When I started HRT, I think I weighed maybe 140 lbs, which is roughly 63 Kg, (or was it 145 lbs ~= 65 Kg?) and I'm 165 cm (~5'5") tall. Now I weigh about 135 lbs (~61 Kg), fluctuating between periods of overeating and periods of undereating, from 130 lbs (~58.5 Kg) to almost 140 lbs (~63 Kg). I'm still a little overweight - my belly and body in general tells it all - but in the healthy range.
Also, use BMI (body mass index) with caution. It's a general - very general - measurement. It's not really accurate. Me, for example, I'm around the middle of the "healthy weight" range. But if you look at my body, you can clearly see I'm not that well. I basically have no waist, my thighs jiggle around a lot and my belly is still sizeable. Waist measurement is a much more reliable indicator of how healthy you are than weight. Because there's quite a lot of variation in what's a healthy weight for who, but not so much with waist circumference. Also, as you all know, the location of fat is important. Fat on the waist and belly is heaps worse than fat elsewhere.
