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LONDON (Reuters) -The risk premium on French bonds dropped and bank stocks rallied on Thursday after a widely expected no-confidence vote toppled Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government, with focus turning to what a new government might look like. Barnier resigned and President Emmanuel Macron is hunting for a new prime minister, a day after opposition to Barnier's 60-billion euro ($63 billion) belt-tightening effort led far-right and leftist lawmakers to vote his government out.