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Starwood Property Trust, Inc.
▼ 6.0% on Sep 30, 2026

Why Starwood Property Trust, Inc. (STWD) Stock Fell 6.0% on Sep 30, 2026

Researched by BestStocks Market Desk · Published Sep 30, 2026
Prior close
$14.36
Sep 30, 2026 close
$13.50
Change
−$0.86
-5.99%
Rel. volume
1.8×
7.9M shares

What happened

Valuation-6.0%high confidence

Starwood Property Trust fell 5.05% to $13.63 as the stock traded on its ex-dividend date for a $0.48 per share Q3 dividend, according to the web catalyst. The decline also reflects sector-wide pressure on mortgage REITs from elevated Treasury yields and interest rate concerns, compounded by mixed earnings results reported in August that drew analyst scrutiny on payout ratios and earnings visibility. Volume remained normal at 1.09x the time-adjusted average.

Source: fmp_intraday
What to watch next

STWD earnings scheduled for November 9, 2026, with consensus EPS estimate of $0.32; monitor Treasury yield trends and any updates to payout ratio sustainability.

Other developments that session

Filingshigh confidence

Starwood Property Trust, Inc. (STWD) filed an 8-K on August 13, 2026. The specific content of the filing was not detailed in available sources.

Source: filing_snapshots

Frequently asked questions

Why did Starwood Property Trust, Inc. (STWD) stock fall on Sep 30, 2026?

Starwood Property Trust fell 5.05% to $13.63 as the stock traded on its ex-dividend date for a $0.48 per share Q3 dividend, according to the web catalyst. The decline also reflects sector-wide pressure on mortgage REITs from elevated Treasury yields and interest rate concerns, compounded by mixed earnings results reported in August that drew analyst scrutiny on payout ratios and earnings visibility. Volume remained normal at 1.09x the time-adjusted average.

How much did STWD stock fall on Sep 30, 2026?

STWD fell 6.0% during the Sep 30, 2026 trading session.

This is an archived analysis of STWD's Sep 30, 2026 session.
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Educational research tool — not personalized investment advice. Figures reflect the Sep 30, 2026 session as first analyzed.