Mumbai, Sept 2 (Reporter) India’s benchmark indices continued their upward rally for the 13th consecutive day as the BSE Sensex on Monday gained over 194 points to close at 82,559.84 as buying was witnessed in FMCG, Financial Services Banking stocks. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) Nifty also gained 42.80 points and closed at 25,278.70. The Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) had bought equities in the cash segment worth Rs 5318 crore while the Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) had sold to the tune of Rs 3198 crore in the last trading session on Friday, according to data available. The market has hit an all-time high despite weak global cues, mainly led by shares of select heavyweights such as ITC, Bajaj Finance, Infosys, Reliance, and HCL Technology. The day opened at 82,725.28, up 360 points. It remained the day’s high before closing at 82,559.84, rising 194.07 points from its previous close. The NSE registered days high and low at 25,333.65 and 25,235.50, respectively. The midcap rose 0.03 and the small cap by 0.47 pc. In the 30-scrips BSE Sensex, shares of 19 companies rose as they ended in green, while that of 11 companies declined and ended in red. The gainers were Bajaj Finserv by 3.23% to Rs 1840.10, Bajaj Finance by 3.19% to Rs 7435.70, HCL Technology by 3.13% to Rs 1807.05, and ITC by 1.60% to Rs 509.90. The losers include NTPC by 1.57% to Rs 409.85, Tata Motors by 1.52% to Rs 1092.50, M&M by 1.04% to Rs 2776.95, and Bharti Airtel by 0.90% to Rs 1574.65...////...