The Philippine peso slipped near its all-time low while stocks almost surrendered a hard-fought wall as the highly divisive Donald Trump returned to the White House to reclaim the US presidency. The local currency finished Thursday’s trading at 58.73 against the greenback, weaker than its previous closing of 58.661. The peso’s worst showing yesterday stood
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