Treasuries rose, with 10-year-note yields falling for the first time in three days, as a report on orders for durable goods indicated business investment may lag behind projections. U.S. debt erased a weekly loss even as bookings for nonmilitary capital goods, excluding aircraft, climbed 1.4% in June after a 1.2% decrease in May that was previously reported as a 0.7% gain, data from the Commerce Department showed.