According to the latest data from the prediction market, the probability of Haskett, the director of the U.S. National Economic Council, being elected as the next Federal Reserve Chair has recently declined. As of December 31, the market's expected probability of his appointment has fallen to 44%, reflecting a reassessment of the candidate selection. Meanwhile, another key contender, Wosh, has seen an increase in his chances, currently standing at 33%. The third candidate, Woller, has relatively low support, with an expected probability of 11%. These probability changes often trigger chain reactions in financial markets, and market participants are closely watching for potential policy adjustments resulting from the Federal Reserve leadership selection.