24 Aug – 23 Sep
Date: Tuesday 31st March 2026
Your opinion is likely to be sought again and again. In giving voice to your thoughts, you are also likely to access fears though. It might not take much for others to turn your financial worry volume to 'full on' either. A good friend (probably Taurus, Scorpio or Aquarius) might know best how to talk a crisis down to manageable proportions.
Date: Wednesday 1st April 2026
Your thoughts are likely to turn more and more toward the financial implications of teaming up. You might enjoy the fact that someone is talking so much to you – and clearly seems entranced by what you have to offer. You might be worried about their expectations. A journey or travel arrangements might be causing you concern too though – particularly if there's potentially a sudden hike in prices (oil-related).
Date: Thursday 2nd April 2026
It's likely that you're suffering from information over-load. Physical reaction (a rash?) is possible. Time spent with people born under the Water signs (Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces) could be helpful – if only because they'll understand your need for peace and quiet. Together you might even benefit from time spent near water. In fact, a meaningful conversation could take place near a water container in an office.
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.