Although what you have said is true, it doesn't really explain the origin of the upthrust (i.e. why the fluid exerts a force which is equal to to the weight of displaced fluid). In order to show that, consider the difference of forces acting the top and bottom surfaces of object, and use the fact that pressue in fluid .
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