Pulses exports have declined by 56% approximately compared to previous year quarter ending 30th June. Production of pulses in India also declined by 9% approximately due to low rains in regions of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Gujarat. Global prices have declined and would help Indian pulses importers who have been allocated an additional import quota of 400000 Metric Tons by the Indian Government for FY 2019-20. Here are prices as on 22.07.2019:
| Commodity | Price (Per Quintal) |
| Moong Split De Husked | INR 7000 |
| Whole Raw Moong (Unprocessed) | INR 6100 |
| Moong Dal Retail | INR 8200 – INR 9100 |
| Whole Tur Dal (Unprocessed) | INR 5800 |
| Tuar Dal (Retail) | INR 8300 – INR 10000 |
| Tuar Dal (Clean Local) | INR 7300 |
| Green Gram (Mung Bean) | INR 5800 |
| Kabuli Chana (Premium) | INR 9000 |
| Kabuli Chana (Medium) | INR 8200 |
| Masoor Dal (Medium) | INR 5400 |
| Masoor Dal (Export) | INR 6000 |
| Masoor Dal (Local) | INR 5100 |
| Masoor Dal (Unprocessed) | INR 4300 |
| Urad Dal (Retail) | INR 7000 |
| Urad Dal | INR 5800 |
| Urad Dal (Unprocessed) | INR 4200 |
| Vatana Dal | INR 5500 |
| Green Vatana | INR 6800 |
| Chana Dal | INR 5300 |
| Chana Dal (Unprocessed) | INR 4100 |
| Desi Gram Unprocessed (Kala Channa) | INR 4200 |
| Gram Medium Quality | INR 5800 |
| Gram Best Quality | INR 6000 |