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Investors will want to hear whether Exxon's increased spending on carbon capture and clean fuels will require cutting some oil and gas projects, Cheng said. Low-carbon could \"remain a drag to the company's overall portfolio,\" Cheng said.\nSPENDING REBOUND\nLast month, the company signaled it would loosen its spending belt after pandemic-induced cuts, and restore between $4 billion and $9 billion to annual spending over the next few years. It also promised to resume share buybacks next year. Shares were up 44% year to date to $59.84 on Tuesday.\nNew oil and gas investments in offshore Guyana, Brazil, U.S. shale and in chemicals products have been included in the company's budgets. 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