Asian stocks climbed to a two-week high on Monday , the Australian dollar and copper prices, China said that in a year 's time, in August the fastest pace of expansion in manufacturing .
Potential U.S. military action against Syria delays because U.S. President Barack Obama to seek congressional support, but also boost the short-term risk appetite .
China 's purchasing managers' index bullish joined recently from the United States and Europe, positive data , enhance hope in the global economy on a firm footing .
MIAPJ0000PUS broadest Morgan Stanley Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan . Index rose 0.9 percent , hitting two-week high and expanding the first two days rose 2.1 percent, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index , the Hang Seng Index rose 2%.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei N225 rose 0.9 percent .
Citigroup's global head of foreign exchange strategy at G10 Steven England , we recommend investors to short the yen against the Chinese figures , Syria news, support for Japan 's sales tax increase and the panel on the back .
China 's official purchasing managers' index (PMI) rose to its highest level since April last year , exceeding market expectations.
" This will strengthen the stability of China 's opinion , this is a proactive risk , if only because it eliminates the risk of short-term , China's economic slowdown may further downward spiral , " United States of England , wrote in a report .
HSBC announced on Monday , a separate manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) report shows that in August increased private factory activity in four months the first time.
Yen OFF
The yen's recent geopolitical tensions rise , investors dumped emerging market currencies , positioning itself as the U.S. Federal Reserve began to reduce irritation , perhaps from a meeting later this month .
Monday , the yen fell 0.4 percent to 98.48 yen U.S. dollars , pulling away from last week's low of 96.81 , down 0.2% to ? 129.995 .
The Australian dollar , which is seen as China 's economic growth agency, because close economic and trade relations between the two countries , rose 0.6 percent to $ 0.8961 .
U.S. dollar against a basket of major currencies , the dollar index was steady at four-week high .
Trading activity is likely to be light, with U.S. markets closed for Labor Day holiday .
From top consumer China 's factory activity data inspired , copper prices rose 1.8 percent , ending a four-day losing run track.
Oil and gold prices fell as investors unwound their positions , the U.S. military strike postponed , this is the Syrian government 's use of chemical weapons against civilians accused .
Brent crude oil futures prices fell 1 percent to below $ 113 per barrel , is expected to decline for the third consecutive day . They hit a six-month high of $ 117.34 last week, worried that the U.S. military intervention may lead to revenge and destruction in the Middle East oil supply , one third of the world's oil pump .
Safe-haven gold fell 0.4 % to approximately U.S. $ 1,390 per ounce , hit a one-week low .



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