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Update forex_api.py #2215

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import the load() function in order to be able to load FX data with Python API. The import of the load() is the same as for the load() of stocks.

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load() function for FX data works locally

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import the load() function in order to be able to load FX data with Python API
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Thank you!

We are working on improving a lot OpenBB API to be more easy to use everywhere :)

@DidierRLopes DidierRLopes merged commit 413360b into OpenBB-finance:main Jul 31, 2022
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