Hall, 36, was disappointed by the unanimous points decision loss, which saw Haskins retain his belt.
The one-time champion was bidding to regain his crown after June 2014's defeat by Paul Butler.
"Retirement has crossed my mind," Hall told BBC Tees.
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"I'm just going to see what happens and I don't think I can leave on this note."
His fight of choice would be a return fight with Bristolian Haskins, who won the title against Ivan Morales in May.
"I should be world champion now, but we'll see what happens and if we can get a rematch that will be great," Hall added. "If there are no big fights, then I don't think I will be continuing."
Darlington fighter Stu Hall says he will consider his boxing future once he has taken a break with family, after Saturday's IBF world bantamweight title defeat by Lee Haskins.