The ruble fell the most among emerging-market currencies and Russian government bonds slid as oil retreated and weak U.S. data fanned uncertainty over the timing of Federal Reserve rate increases. The Russian currency slid 1.1 percent to 66.3750 as of 5:34 p.m. in Moscow, set for a 1.3 percent weekly drop, its first since the five days ended Sept. 4. The yield on the government’s five-year bond rose eight basis points as the note declined for the first time in three days. Investors pulled $40 billion out of developing economies in the three months through September, the first quarterly outflow since 2009, as the Fed moved closer to an increase and data signaled faltering Chinese economic growth. Brent crude tumbled as much as 1.4 percent to $47.02 per barrel on Friday after U.S. payrolls rose less than projected in September. “This uncertainty is even worse for risk assets than […]