Trump says markets will collapse when he is dismissed

President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe complaint of a whistleblower has been declassified on the eve of a very controversial testimony Ocasio-Cortez about the indictment: "I think the ground has changed" The Democrats ask the Pentagon to investigate the delayed help provided by Ukraine PLUS said Thursday morning that the stock markets would collapse if he was dismissed.

"If they did so, the markets would collapse, "the president tweeted hours before the public testimony before the Congress of the Acting Director of National Intelligence.

"Do you think that's the chance that has brought us to the best stock market and economy in our history," he added. "This was not the case!"

If they did, the markets would collapse. Do you think it was luck that led us to the best stock market and the best economy in our history? This was not the case! https://t.co/V0WGVWEWTN

– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 26, 2019

Democrats in the House officially opened a dismissal investigation Tuesday night following reports that President Trump has asked the Ukrainian president to open an investigation into the former vice president. Joe BidenJoe BidenThe complaint of a whistleblower has been declassified on the eve of the testimony of a major issue Ocasio-Cortez about the indictment: "I think the ground has changed" Democrats ask the Pentagon to investigate the delayed aid provided by Ukraine PLUS and his son Hunter.

The White House on Wednesday released a partial transcript of the appeal, confirming Trump's request and revealing that it had encouraged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to collaborate with his personal attorney and Attorney General to investigate. on unsubstantiated allegations.

Among reports that destitution was on the horizon, the Dow Jones fell 0.5%, the S & P 500 0.8% and Nasdaq 1.46% Tuesday.

While Tuesday was the worst day for the S & P 500 and Nasdaq in a month, markets rebounded on Wednesday and almost reached Monday's levels.

During the last two impeachment investigations, for former presidents Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe centrist Democrats worry about the bet on the dismissal Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and Markets Cindy McCain: I see that Arizona will become a Democrat in 2020 MORE and Richard Nixon, stocks have fallen. Economists, however, argued that the lows were mainly due to external factors, including runaway inflation and the Asian currency crisis.

The US economy has recently been significantly affected by the trade conflict between the United States and China.