Asian stocks mostly rose on opening Wednesday, rebounding off strong US manufacturing data while the weaker yen gave Tokyo a boost.
Traders reacted to the Institute for Supply Management's announcement Tuesday that activity in the US manufacturing sector picked up pace in August, vaulting to its best level since August 2011.
"The parade of solid data continues," a Societe Generale analyst told Dow Jones newswires.
Tokyo was up 0.83 per cent by the break, Hong Kong rose 0.92 per cent, Shanghai gained 0.69 per cent, while Seoul was flat as was Sydney after the release of data showing the Australian economy lost pace in the second quarter.
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