Hu Jintao, now in his mid-80s, has maintained an extremely low public profile since his retirement, with his last widely confirmed in-person appearance occurring at Jiang Zemin’s 2022 funeral procession. State media has occasionally listed the former leader among elders sending formal condolences for other senior figures in 2025–2026, yet no verifiable photographs or video of physical attendance at ceremonies or events have emerged. Reports of a health deterioration in mid-2026, combined with his documented frailty from the 2022 Party Congress incident and consistent absence from major state functions such as parades, have reinforced trader expectations. With roughly two and a half months remaining until the December 31, 2026 cutoff and no scheduled public obligations announced, the 93.3% implied probability on “No” reflects the prevailing pattern of limited visibility for retired paramount leaders at this stage.
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