Weekly horoscope for July 6 – July 12: What the stars have in store for every zodiac sign revealed
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ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
12
The final hot-shot planet move of 2025 finds Uranus upending your chart of communication and contacts, bringing with it a general sense of excitement.
You may feel an urge to break bonds or cut talks, but it's best to stick with situations until you are truly sure.
In love, the less someone says, the more they can mean.
A full moon of surprise success can help restart a business plan.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 21
12
What matters most to you is in your personal spotlight, as you see that value can lie so much deeper than cash.
"Surprise" decisions linked to your future can feel so familiar once you make them, and as major planets move, this can be the week to do so.
The next seven years can be quite an adventure.
A learning path may start slow but speed up very fast, so give it some thought.
GEMINI
MAY 22 - JUNE 21
12
Your own sign welcomes the most unruly, imaginative of planets, Uranus, to start a seven-year spell of making your own happiness your hot pick.
You know you have sidelined true needs and feelings; now excuses fade and excitement can flourish.
In love, the full moon's emotional depth helps your eyes say everything your heart feels.
If you're single, your soulmate has a transforming job.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 22
12
Keeping secrets may have become second nature, but it's time now to break the habit.
You have support from planets of independence and honesty, but the true determination comes from inside yourself.
A more open atmosphere, at home and at work, is where you can grow best.
In love terms, too, holding back any doubts may feel like a strong move, but it can weaken you.
LEO
JULY 23 - AUG 23
12
Love is on the brink of a new phase that may challenge you more, but also reward you better.
If you're with a partner and resist two-way change because you're still unsure, this week's big planet moves can inspire courage.
If you're single, ditching a past dating plan and starting afresh, with input from your oldest friend, can be a positive move.
Shimmering surfaces link to luck.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEPT 22
12
Your pure personal creativity is intensified by the full moon, so big ideas can come to you in the smallest, quietest moments.
But you will instantly recognize these as something special.
Matching music to special moments is a key skill all week, and you can also return to a goal everyone else may have considered too outrageous for you.
It's time to prove them all wrong!
LIBRA
SEPT 23 - OCT 23
12
So many barriers fall, boundaries extend, and doors open wide as planet Uranus shifts to a fellow air sign.
Maximizing this momentous zodiac time may not always be easy, but you can learn so much about yourself and your life.
Resetting romance more on your terms can be one outcome.
If you're single, this includes road-testing two worlds-apart potential romances.
SCORPIO
OCT 24 - NOV 22
12
Everything you think you know can be changing along with Uranus; a time of new self-awareness can begin.
You now see where you may have made too many sacrifices or wasted too much time, and you focus instead on being your most authentic self.
This can make your closest bonds mean more to you, as you see and accept clearly what you need to do next.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 21
12
The right deal is not always the most obvious in love and life.
This week you feel rebellion stir deep inside, plus the ability to shake up situations everyone else may feel are fixed.
The next seven years can take you towards new titles, looks, addresses, plus a partnership that refreshes romance every day and never gets dull.
A money-minded moon monitors impulse buys.
CAPRICORN
DEC 22 - JAN 20
12
Your career chart is more open than it's been for years, so this can be your moment to turn vague ambitions into serious action.
Making one call or writing one message can be Step One on a thrilling new path.
Plus your mindset changes, to see mistakes as positive steps, not negative obstacles.
In love, with the Capricorn full moon, you can say and do unusually daring things.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 18
12
You've never been one to follow the pack or the rules, and this week's Uranus shift emphasizes how unique you truly are.
There's such a strong chart creative streak, but it's a good idea to take your time, don't rush headlong and headstrong into the first option.
Better ones may be ahead.
Passion is wide awake, and rousing a previously sleeping part of your heart.
PISCES
FEB 19 - MAR 20
12
It really matters to you to be a good friend and family member. But your chart question this week asks - do you get back as much as you give?
It may be time to scale back your gifts, in everything from time to lifts to cash, if you know this is a one-way situation.
In love, feeling secure in yourself starts with accepting your flaws.
If single, your dream date has a guidance job.
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