PARIS (Reuters) – The Paris Club of creditor countries aims to wrap up a renegotiation of $2 billion in debt that Argentina owes “in the coming weeks”, the group said on Thursday. Paris Club creditors, which include the governments of the United States, Germany and Italy, had planned to reach a definitive deal by the end of May. However, that proved impossible as preparations for talks, which will cover issues such as the repayment schedule and the interest rate, were still underway last month. “Argentina and the Paris Club are working together to reach an agreement in the coming weeks,” the g…