Vedic Eclipse Tracker

Solar & Lunar Eclipse Calendar 2026-2028

In classical Vedic finance astrology, eclipses are the single most market-impactful astronomical events. Track every upcoming solar and lunar eclipse with Vedic interpretation, commodity impact, and the traditional 12-day defensive window.

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Total Solar Eclipse (Leo)

Aug 12, 2026 · 23:16 IST
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Sun temporarily blocked at 26° Leo.

Aug 12, 2026 23:16 IST

🌑 Total Solar Eclipse

Sign: Leo (sidereal) Visible from: Greenland, Iceland, N. Spain Magnitude: 1.038 (total)

Market impact: Sun temporarily blocked at 26° Leo. Gold, government, PSU stocks, leadership-driven sectors see defensive bid pre-eclipse then unwind. World markets historically see ~3% volatility spike in eclipse week. Highest market-impact eclipse of 2026.

Defensive window: Aug 6 – Aug 18, 2026 (12-day defensive window). Reduce PSU + speculative gold positions. Resume normal positioning Aug 19.

Gold PSU stocks World markets
Aug 28, 2026 09:43 IST

🌕 Partial Lunar Eclipse

Sign: Aquarius (sidereal) Visible from: Asia, Australia, Pacific Magnitude: 0.93 (partial)

Market impact: Moon darkened in Aquarius. Silver, FMCG, dairy, water sectors face emotional sell-offs. Public mood swings widen. Indian markets see elevated VIX. Comes just 16 days after the Aug 12 solar — compounding the volatility window.

Defensive window: Aug 22 – Sep 3, 2026. Reduce silver + FMCG speculative exposure. Buy dips with caution.

Silver FMCG Indian markets
Feb 6, 2027 21:30 IST

🌑 Annular Solar Eclipse

Sign: Capricorn (sidereal) Visible from: S. Pacific, Antarctica Magnitude: 0.928 (annular)

Market impact: Solar eclipse in Saturn's sign. Crude oil, infrastructure, real estate signatures darkened. World markets typically see year-low volatility AFTER the eclipse window — accumulate post-Feb 12.

Defensive window: Feb 1 – Feb 12, 2027. Avoid new positions in crude, real-estate, infra. Best post-eclipse buying window Feb 13-25.

Crude oil Real estate Infrastructure
Feb 21, 2027 04:43 IST

🌕 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

Sign: Leo (sidereal) Visible from: Americas, Europe, Africa Magnitude: — (penumbral)

Market impact: Lunar eclipse near the August 2026 solar Leo degrees — activates similar zones. Silver and PSU stocks see second wave of volatility. Six-month "hot zone" memory of the prior solar eclipse.

Defensive window: Feb 15 – Feb 27, 2027. Watch for re-activation of Aug 2026 patterns in PSU + gold.

Silver PSU stocks Gold
Jul 18, 2027 21:33 IST

🌕 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

Sign: Cancer (sidereal) Visible from: Asia, Australia Magnitude: — (penumbral)

Market impact: Penumbral lunar eclipse in Cancer (Moon's own sign — emotional intensity). Silver, FMCG, dairy face short-lived emotional sell-offs. 2-week precursor to the Aug 2 total solar.

Defensive window: Jul 12 – Jul 24, 2027.

Silver FMCG
Aug 2, 2027 15:37 IST

🌑 Total Solar Eclipse

Sign: Cancer-Leo cusp Visible from: Spain, N. Africa, Saudi Arabia, partially visible N. India Magnitude: 1.079 (total)

Market impact: Major eclipse activating Cancer-Leo cusp — Moon AND Sun signatures dual-affected. Silver + gold both face turbulence. Highest-volatility eclipse of 2027. Partial visibility from India intensifies local effects.

Defensive window: Jul 27 – Aug 8, 2027. Maximum defensive posture for gold, silver, PSU.

Gold Silver Indian markets
Jan 26, 2028 21:43 IST

🌑 Annular Solar Eclipse

Sign: Capricorn (sidereal) Visible from: Brazil, S. Europe, N. Africa Magnitude: 0.921 (annular)

Market impact: Second Capricorn solar eclipse in 12 months — activates same Saturn degrees as Feb 2027. Crude, real estate, infra see compounded effect.

Defensive window: Jan 20 – Feb 1, 2028.

Crude oil Real estate
Jul 22, 2028 08:50 IST

🌑 Total Solar Eclipse

Sign: Cancer (sidereal) Visible from: Australia, New Zealand Magnitude: 1.056 (total)

Market impact: Cancer eclipse — silver, FMCG, dairy, water signatures darkened. Asian markets, esp. Australia, see local intensification.

Defensive window: Jul 16 – Jul 28, 2028.

Silver FMCG Asian markets

Why eclipses are the most market-impactful events in Vedic astrology

A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, casting a shadow on Earth. A lunar eclipse occurs when Earth passes between the Sun and Moon. In Vedic astrology, these are not poetic events — they are direct, measurable disturbances in the planet whose energy is being eclipsed.

Solar eclipses temporarily block the Sun's significations: gold, government, leadership, PSU stocks, authority-driven sectors. Lunar eclipses do the same for the Moon: silver, FMCG, dairy, water, public mood, intuitive decisions. The 12 days surrounding an eclipse (6 before, 6 after) are traditionally avoided for new positions and favoured for closing speculative ones.

The "hot zone" theory

The zodiac degree where an eclipse falls becomes "activated" — Vedic terminology calls it a hot zone. Whenever any transit planet later crosses that degree (within 18-24 months), it re-triggers a smaller echo of the eclipse's volatility. AstroCapitalX members tracking these dates routinely identify above-normal volatility in the originally-affected commodities and sectors.

How to use this tracker

For each upcoming eclipse: (1) note the 12-day defensive window — these are the dates to reduce position size and defer new entries in affected commodities/sectors; (2) check our Planetary Transit Calendar for transits that activate the eclipse degree in the following months; (3) for a personal reading on how an upcoming eclipse aspects your birth chart, talk to a Vedic financial astrologer.

AstroCapitalX is an educational platform and is NOT a SEBI-registered investment advisor. Eclipse interpretations are based on classical Vedic principles for educational purposes only. Past market patterns around eclipses are not indicative of future results. Consult a SEBI-registered advisor for any investment decision.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Eclipses involve the Sun, Moon and the lunar nodes (Rahu and Ketu) and are traditionally treated as periods of heightened volatility and caution. AstroCapitalX presents this for educational market context.
Some practitioners observe increased volatility around eclipse windows, but markets are driven by many factors. Nothing here is investment advice or a prediction of prices.
A solar eclipse occurs at the new Moon (Sun-Moon conjunction near a node); a lunar eclipse at the full Moon (Sun-Moon opposition near a node).
The tracker lists upcoming solar and lunar eclipses for 2026-2028 with their dates and a live countdown.