Leo Weekly Forecast

As much as Monday's eclipsing Full Moon in your financial sector and its clash with the Sun in your income sector might create some financial tension, both sides of the financial fence have the kind of resources that can turn this into motivation. The Moon will not only be gone by Tuesday, but on Thursday will return to your career sector and back into harmony with the Sun. This means that any financial tension at the start of the week will be short lived, while the advantages will linger. Fortunately, this comes just as Mercury has moved into his first, last and only full week in your income sector, with his smart head for money to draw on. On the other side of the financial fence, an alignment with Saturn and a friendly aspect to lucky Jupiter is helping to fuel your financial confidence, imagination and a sense of resolve. Meanwhile, the week is getting off to a positive start across the communication, social and relationship fronts, while adventurous lunar vibes from Tuesday to Thursday will lighten the mood.

While a busy start to the new working week might be a far cry from starting last week with the Moon in your romantic sector, there are links between the two. While the Moon has moved on and these were the ordinary romantically charged lunar vibes that come around every four weeks, they were also the last before in just over three weeks there will be exciting new developments on the romantic front. With the final three months of 2025 set to be the most romantically charged, this is giving you time to put some work/life balance guardrails in place. Meanwhile, while the Moon left your relationship sector over the weekend, this last visit while you have Mars in your communication sector and before he is joined by Mercury, the planet of communication next week, leaves you emotionally engaged and aware and with everything needed to keep the communication lines open. The Moon is likely to have evoked the emotional responses in need of a voice just as Mars, moving into the final 14 days of his war on communication barriers on Monday, is looking for something to give a voice to.