Gemini Horoscope Today, July 28, 2025
Gemini Daily Horoscope Today, 28 July 2025: Ganesha says investing money in the market for a long time is good for you. Foreign trade can also yield good profits. Today can be a day of loss for Gemini people. You will need to pay attention to your financial situation on this day. You have to take care of your business and watch your transactions cautiously. You will work fast and focus on profit. You will remain focused on your goals and get the support of close people.
Relationships will be strong. You will perform better than expected and will be ahead in your efforts. Important tasks will be managed well. Avoid carelessness. Your health will improve. You will get support from partners and colleagues. Attractive offers will come to you. Your efforts will improve, and your diet will be attractive. You will work with enthusiasm and high morale.
Gemini Horoscope Today, July 28, 2025
(The author Chirag Daruwalla is the son of Astrologer Bejan Daruwalla).
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