Taurus weekly horoscope your stars 7 September 2026

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Your Taurus weekly Horoscope for the seven days starting Monday 07 September 2026:

For Taurus, Monday September 7th 2026 to Sunday September 13th 2026, Mercury in Virgo helps you see your way through a problem that has looked worse than it really is. Mars in Cancer keeps news moving and somebody will tell you something they have not been willing to discuss openly. Keep your ears open. Virgo Season sets a sensible mood and helps Taurus deal with what is actually happening rather than worrying about what could happen.

The Moon moves into Leo on Monday September 7th and there could be some tension between home and work. Do not carry other people's problems home with you. Jupiter in Leo makes a family matter seem larger than it needs to be, but it will soon settle down. Give everyone a little space. By Wednesday September 9th, you will have something more important to think about.

Don't let events in work get you down. Things are not as bad as they seem which you will find out when a close colleague has a private word with you, but be sure to keep it to yourself.

The Moon moves into Virgo on Wednesday September 9th and the New Moon in Virgo brings a welcome change of mood. Something you hear will put your mind at rest. There is more going on behind the scenes at work than you have been told, so resist the temptation to repeat what your colleague tells you. Mercury enters Libra on Friday September 11th and attention turns back to the job itself. A small change in the way things are done will work in your favour.

By Saturday September 12th, the Moon moves into Libra and work becomes easier to deal with. For Taurus, this is a good time to keep your head down and allow events to take their own course. Say nothing. Someone who has been causing trouble will eventually give themselves away without any help from you. By Sunday September 13th, you will realise that the situation you were worried about at the beginning of the week was never quite as serious as it appeared.