Aquarius Horoscope Today, July 29, 2025
Aquarius Daily Horoscope Today, 29 July 2025: Ganesha says from the financial point of view, the day will bring mixed results for Aquarius people. There will be ups and downs in your financial condition, but with your efficient strategy and hard work, you will be successful in moving forward. You will accelerate your work and business activities, and the expected pace will be higher than expected. There are signs of profit in your work and business, and competitiveness will increase.
There will be a focus on facilities, and you will keep your focus on your goals. You will make a priority list and manage your time well, speeding up important tasks. Courage, valor, and proactiveness will increase. Negotiations will be successful, and you will take an interest in entertainment. Personal achievements will increase, communication will improve, and morale will remain high.
Aquarius Horoscope Today, July 29, 2025
Lucky Colour: Orange
Lucky Number: 11
(The author Chirag Daruwalla is the son of Astrologer Bejan Daruwalla).
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