Virgo

24 Aug – 23 Sep

Date: Saturday 28th March 2026

A partnership could now be evolving. This might centre on the sale or purchase of an item. You may have spotted a bargain or be offering one. A partner or very close friend's decision to break free from a situation that's been uncomfortable might have great impact on your domestic situation: causing you to think again about where you want to be in the future.

Date: Sunday 29th March 2026

You may be forced to make changes both to your home environment and in your business arrangements. Normally the idea of change wouldn't faze you at all. It's slightly different today though when it seems that change will be thrust upon you. You might also have to answer questions quickly – giving you no room to ask 'just one more thing'.

Date: Monday 30th March 2026

Sparks could fly. True, these could be of the financial kind. You might be as aware of the laws of attraction at work in a relationship though. You might as easily be repelled as compelled to get to know someone better. Challenged to defend an argument you could either get really hot under the collar or laugh uproariously and release tension. A witty text or email might take you just a minute to compose but leave others talking for hours.

Week: Sunday 29th March – Saturday 4th April 2026

Mercury does not turn retrograde in your opposite sign every year, but when it does, it can cause considerable mayhem. Presumably you've felt that in recent weeks. Mercury turned direct on March 21 and since then has appeared to pick up speed and you should now sense progress. Thursday's Full Moon marks a decision-making moment. Yes, this could be taxing. That word is chosen carefully because taxation matters may feature: that, or perhaps legacies and inheritance. For some, this might also be the moment to rethink a mortgage. Obviously much depends on your exact date of birth, but there's high probability that this week will mark the conclusion of a situation that has gone on for some weeks. Soon you should have a better idea of what's possible moving forward. Instant solutions are unlikely but at least now, there should be less of a muddle than there has been.