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Your weekly horoscope for December 2–8, 2024

Here's what's in store for your zodiac sign this week.
SAGITTARIUS GRAPHIC Weekly Horoscope

Six planets are in retrograde this week, so expect the unexpected and don’t over-book yourself. Leave as much breathing space as possible in your schedule for happy surprises and to pivot if arrangements go awry. Here’s your weekly horoscope for December 2–8.

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Sagittarius, Nov 22–Dec 21

This week’s planetary mix brings with it your annual reminder to turn end-of-year problems into adventures. Mercury retrograde in both Sagittarius and Mars (as well as reversing in a fellow fire sign) recommends a laidback approach to Christmas shopping. Cruise control is your key to surviving the season of merry madness.  

Capricorn, Dec 22–Jan 19

This month’s rotating sextet of retrograde planets calls for patience in steering a steady, practical course through end-of-year challenges. But if anyone knows how to take care of business, especially Christmas business, it’s Venus in Capricorn. So perhaps start by looking at slashing the to-do list.

Aquarius, Jan 20–Feb 18

This month’s retrograde frustrations and pre-Christmas cacophony could make people more than usually sensitive to teasing. Attempts at humour might touch an unexpected nerve during this angsty period. So smart water pourers (are there any other kind?) will navigate this week’s social media carefully… very carefully.

Pisces, Feb 18–Mar 20

If you start to realise that your festive plans might not be achievable, don’t assume it’s Saturn being a Christmas Grinch. Instead, consider this as a blessing in disguise. Go back to the drawing board to lighten and tighten up your game plan.    

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Aries, Mar 21–Apr 19

It’s no question that the Sun and Mars both in energetic fellow fire signs fuel your tank to power through December’s provocations and aggravations. This week’s best advice? If you have to redo or repeat something, just be patient with yourself and others. And blame it on the stars.

Taurus, Apr 20–May 20

The leadup to Christmas is invariably hectic, but busy isn’t a bad thing if it involves walking away from arguments. Or attending to Mercury retrograde requirements like making a plan B, reconfirming travel plans, checking insurance details, backing up files, and disengaging from time-wasting online controversies. 

Gemini, May 21–Jun 20

Despite the inevitable snags and glitches of your mentor planet Mercury’s current retrograde at a time of peak inconvenience, there is something to be said for this week’s obligatory delays. They invite you to slow down, relax, be creative, and start thinking outside the box.

Cancer, Jun 21–Jul 22

Not one, but two new moons bookend this month — like celestial Christmas gifts. As this week nudges your generosity button, is there someone who could use a Secret Santa? Just be advised that with Mars retrograde, lavish over-spending isn’t recommended. 

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Leo, Jul 23–Aug 22

With Mars heading into retrograde in your sign for the rest of the year, do what you can to minimise friction by not taking things personally. Everyone’s under stress, so maintain a positive focus and remember noblesse oblige, which means setting an example of behaviour befitting a regal Leo.  

Virgo, Aug 23–Sep 22

With the official silly season in full swing, it’s not unusual for Virgos to become stressed by trying to find affordable, sustainable, earth-friendly presents. Why not give vouchers for a local business that’s struggling — a bookshop, restaurant, or other service? 

Libra, Sep 23–Oct 22

This week demonstrates what Librans already know: that black-and-white thinking isn’t helpful, and finding a middle ground. If exercising the Libran art of weighing pros, cons and alternate options is messing with your mind, then forget who, what, where, when, how, and ask yourself why. 

Scorpio, Oct 23–Nov 21

This month’s merry mayhem is, as always, set to push limits. With argumentative Mars joining Mercury in retrograde it may be not easy to reach a consensus on holiday plans or festive arrangements. So if simmering tensions erupt, you might try asking questions, and tactfully addressing what’s not being said. 

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