November 2026
Pakistan: monthly mundane forecast
The month
A mixed picture for Pakistan: gains here, hurdles there. The month’s new moon falls on 9 November, Monday, 12:02 pm, with Capricorn rising over Islamabad at that moment. On the bright side for Pakistan, long-term work on infrastructure and transport moves ahead, and hard work pays off; Saturn in the third house helps here. One worry for Pakistan stands out: there is a risk of disputes abroad or strain on the borders, and trade talks will be tough, with Mars in the seventh house.
- With Mars in the seventh house, there is a risk of disputes abroad or strain on the borders, and trade talks will be tough. Mars is debilitated, so the strain is felt more.
- Rahu in the second house means murky dealings in finance and odd swings in prices; stay clear of dubious investment schemes.
- The Sun in the tenth house: the government and top leadership stand firm; big decisions come quickly, though criticism will not be scarce. But the Sun is debilitated, so the promise is only partly kept.
- The chart’s ruler is Saturn: the ruler is in the third house: busy with transport, neighbours and media, and bold steps pay off.
Area by area
Public life ★★★★☆
Morale is good and people are keen to work.
Economy and markets ★★☆☆☆
Costs press harder than income, and savings will be hard to keep. Main factor: Rahu in the second house.
Government ★★★☆☆
The government is steady, though big reforms move slowly.
Foreign affairs and trade ★★★☆☆
Trade runs at a normal pace.
Farming and weather ★★★★☆
A good harvest is likely and the weather mostly helps.
Public health ★★★☆☆
The health picture is fairly steady.
Safety and transport ★★★☆☆
Security and transport are fairly normal.
Key dates
- 5 November (Thursday): Venus moves into Virgo (the ninth house here); things improve in the courts, religion and higher education.
- 9 November (Monday): new moon in Libra, Vishakha (the tenth house here); a fresh chapter for the government and administration.
- 12 November (Thursday): Jupiter and Ketu meet in Leo (the eighth house here); a steadying hand on disasters, debt and sudden events.
- 12 November (Thursday): Mars moves into Leo (the eighth house here); pressure builds in disasters, debt and sudden events.
- 13 November (Friday): Mercury turns direct; stalled work on the government and administration gets moving again.
- 14 November (Saturday): Venus turns direct; stalled work on the courts, religion and higher education gets moving again.
- 15 November (Sunday): Mars and Ketu meet in Leo (the eighth house here); friction and accidents around disasters, debt and sudden events need watching.
- 16 November (Monday): Mars and Jupiter meet in Leo (the eighth house here); a steadying hand on disasters, debt and sudden events.
- 16 November (Monday): the Sun enters Scorpio (sankranti, the eleventh house here); official attention turns to revenue, income and parliament.
- 22 November (Sunday): Venus moves into Libra (the tenth house here); things improve in the government and administration.
- 24 November (Tuesday): full moon in Taurus, Krittika (the fifth house here); feelings run high over education, young people and the stock market.
Good days and careful days
Good days
- 1 November to 2 November: Moon in Cancer (seventh house), a good spell for foreign relations and trade.
- 8 November to 9 November: Moon in Libra (tenth house), a good spell for the government and administration.
- 10 November to 12 November: Moon in Scorpio (eleventh house), a good spell for revenue, income and parliament.
- 15 November to 17 November: Moon in Capricorn (first house), a good spell for public life and the national mood.
- 20 November to 21 November: Moon in Pisces (third house), a good spell for transport, media and neighbours.
- 27 November to 28 November: Moon in Gemini (sixth house), a good spell for health services, workers and law and order.
- 29 November to 30 November: Moon in Cancer (seventh house), a good spell for foreign relations and trade.
Careful days
- 3 November to 5 November: Moon in Leo (eighth house), take care with disasters, debt and sudden events.
- 13 November to 14 November: Moon in Sagittarius (twelfth house), take care with public spending, hospitals and hidden activity.
- 22 November to 24 November: Moon in Aries (fourth house), take care with farming, land and housing.
Read from the Moon’s sign at 6 am local time, counted from the chart’s first house. The Moon in the 1st, 3rd, 6th, 7th, 10th or 11th helps; in the 4th, 8th or 12th it calls for care.
Chart details (for astrologers)
New moon: 9 November 2026 (Monday), 12:02 pm local time in Islamabad. Ascendant Capricorn 6°44′.
| Planet | Sign | Degree | House | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | Libra | 22°39′ | 10 | debilitated |
| Moon | Libra | 22°39′ | 10 | |
| Mars | Cancer | 28°26′ | 7 | debilitated |
| Mercury | Libra | 12°37′ | 10 | retrograde, combust |
| Jupiter | Leo | 1°00′ | 8 | |
| Venus | Virgo | 29°04′ | 9 | retrograde, debilitated |
| Saturn | Pisces | 14°33′ | 3 | retrograde |
| Rahu | Aquarius | 1°23′ | 2 | |
| Ketu | Leo | 1°23′ | 8 |
How this is worked out: The month is read from the new-moon chart (amavasya) and the month’s sankranti chart, with the month’s planetary movements and the Moon’s daily path through the chart. Charts are cast for Islamabad in sidereal (Lahiri) positions with whole-sign houses. House meanings follow classical mundane astrology: the first house is the people, the tenth the government, the seventh foreign affairs, the fourth land and farming, the eighth disasters and debt. Astrology describes tendencies, not certainties.

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Common questions
Which chart is used for Pakistan?
Charts cast for the capital, Islamabad, at the sankranti and new-moon moments, in Lahiri sidereal positions. This is the classical mundane method; no disputed national birth chart is used.
Is this certain?
No. Mundane astrology shows the tendencies of a period and where pressure or support is stronger. It does not predict specific events or the fate of any person.
Mundane astrology speaks of tendencies, not certainties. Please do not read it as a specific claim about any country, party or person.