U.S. debt obligations fell for the first time in the last three days, as safe investments assets lost demand after 10-year yields went down to a new low in seven weeks. The 2.5% note due in May 2024 dropped $3.75 per $1000. The yield went down to 2.44% yesterday, the lowest since since May 29. The five year yield also went up 4 basis points, reaching 1.66%.